The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has managed a flattening of its budget the past few years but attempts to fix the nation’s debt woes on the back of discretionary spending accounts rather than curbs to entitlement spending such as Medicare could lead to cutbacks in people and operations at the department, a leading expert on homeland security in Congress said yesterday. The “danger now” in cutting the DHS budget further is that key priorities such as cyber security will…
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