A Houston man has been arrested after allegedly plotting a terrorist attack in the United States that he hoped would be similar to Sept. 11.

Federal authorities say they stopped a Texas man from carrying out a possible terrorist attack in Houston. 28-year-old Anas Said was charged with attempting to provide support to ISIS. The FBI says he bragged that he would commit “a 9/11 style” attack if he had the resources.

The FBI announced on Thursday the arrest of a Texas man who allegedly created and disseminated ISIS propaganda and wanted to commit a “9/11-style” attack in the United States.

FBI in Houston announced the arrest of a man they say tried to provide support to ISIS and admitted to planning a terrorist attack on U.S. soil.

The FBI said the 28-year-old man admitted to bragging that he would commit a "9/11-style" attack if he had the resources.

The FBI field office in Houston arrested a man charged with providing material support to ISIS and planning a terrorist attack on American soil.

A 28-year-old man in Houston, Anas Said, has been indicted and arrested on charges he attempted to provide material support to the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS), a federally designated foreign terrorist organization (FTO).

The FBI arrested a man from Houston, Texas, who allegedly attempted to support ISIS and planned a terrorist attack in the United States.

The FBI said the 28-year-old man admitted to bragging that he would commit a "9/11-style" attack if he had the resources.

Anas Said admitted to planning the terror attack from his far west Houston apartment, FBI officials said. He's also accused of attempting to provide "material support" to ISIS.