A Kansas woman who is accused of plotting terrorist attacks on American soil was ordered held without bail during a hearing on Monday. Allison Elizabeth Fluke-Ekren, 42, who was transported to the United States after being arrested in Syria on Jan. 27, allegedly led a battalion for the ISIS terrorist group. According to charging documents, she plotted to carry out bombings in America, including of a shopping mall. In her first court appearance, Fluke-Ekren did not enter a plea. U.S. Magistrate Judge Ivan Davis ordered her held without bail until a detention hearing, which is scheduled to take place on Feb. 3. Joseph King of the Alexandria law firm King Campbell Poretz Mitchell was named as Fluke-Ekren’s attorney at the hearing. King did not respond to inquiries from The Epoch Times about the case. King and his law firm have represented several high-profile clients in the Washington area, including serial killer Charles …