A U.S. Terrorism Prevention Strategy
The Trump Administration is defunding the nation’s primary anti-domestic terror program at the Department of Homeland Security and DHS’ Office of Terrorism Prevention has removed any reference to future funding from its website. This decision does not reduce the threat but does give opportunity to re-examine the fundamentals of strategies to prevent terrorism in the United States.
In Part Two of our Homeland special series, Dr. Haroro Ingram of the Program on Extremism at The George Washington University builds on his analysis of the threat to propose a new strategy.
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