Examining Insider Threats in Military After Recent Attacks

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1 year ago

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Tom Homan, appointed as a "border czar" by President-elect Trump, has raised concerns about extremism within the U.S. military.
He criticized the current administration for overlooking insider threat analysis in federal agencies, particularly after the recent attacks in New Orleans and Las Vegas.
Homan highlighted that both assailants in these attacks had military backgrounds, pointing to the urgent necessity of addressing potential threats from within the military.
Key incidents included a deadly vehicular attack in New Orleans and an explosion incident involving a Tesla in Las Vegas, both linked to military personnel.
Homan emphasized the importance of thorough investigations into insider threats and the need for proactive measures to safeguard national security.

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