The Transportation Security Administration recently announced plans to overhaul passenger and cargo screening methods in the wake of the bomb plot from Yemen. Frank Cilluffo, director of GW's Homeland Security Policy Institute, says that if we did not receive the intelligence, our security countermeasures would not have identified these improvised explosive devices.
Security Screening Fixes Planned
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Sen. Tim Kaine (D–VA) and Rep. James Walkinshaw (D–VA-11) joined others for a day-long summit, “A Call to Conscience: Advancing Inclusion for Adults with Disabilities who have Significant Support Needs,” at the George Washington University, brought together people with disabilities, family members…
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