The House Homeland Security Committee this year will continue to investigate homegrown terrorist radicalization, but will expand its counter-terrorist focus to include threats emanating from other countries and terrorist groups, Rep. Peter King (R-N.Y.), the chair of the committee, said yesterday. King’s committee held four hearings last year on radicalization within the Muslim-American community and plans to continue to investigate this issue but he also plans to study the “presence and activities in the United States of Iran’s intelligence services,…
Rep. King Plans To Boost Focus On Counter-Terror Issues In 2012
Defense Daily Staff
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