Homegrown Extremism Threat
The most pressing threat to homeland security is homegrown violent extremism, with individuals radicalizing within the U.S. rather than being imported from abroad. Despite some successful localized efforts to combat this issue, there remains a lack of a cohesive nationwide strategy to address the growing threat, which can manifest in any community, urban or rural. The conversation highlights the urgent need for a broader infrastructure to counteract extremism across the country.In this clip
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Reflections on Counterterrorism: A Conversation with Nicholas Rasmussen
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