Homeland Security Committee Chair Unveils New CT Strategy

House Homeland Security Committee chair Michael McCaul (R-TX) on Tuesday will unveil his new counterterrorism strategy, a proposal meant to suggest ways to overhaul how the United States can confront the the threat of homegrown terrorism.

A draft of the proposal, “A National Strategy to Win the War Against Islamist Terror,” was reviewed by The Cipher Brief before Tuesday’s release. The policy document is highly critical of the current administration’s approach and calls for broad strokes reform across the board.

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