the DNI was established to be, in Secretary Powell's memorable words, the 'quarterback' of the intelligence community
What worries me about that approach is it seems to me to not really be risk-based and to encourage terrorists to travel ...
It seems to me you would want to just build it into the system so that it is not a choice.
I would like to ask you, Mr. Healy, and you, Mr. Travers, I know you are looking at that standard, but in your judgment,...
traveling to our country is not a right, it is a privilege
the problem is only going to get worse when we have to share with other folks.
I guess what I am troubled by is it is still discretionary in a way.
To me, when it says that the Director of the CIA shall report to the Director of National Intelligence regarding the act...
I do not think it is a good answer to say, well, thousands of people could have found this information, because that is ...
Should an individual who is known to associate with known terrorists be on at least the Selectee List for additional scr...
From my perspective, the State Department clearly had sufficient information to revoke Abdulmutallab's visa.
as Senator Collins has pointed out, in the wake of the intelligence failures of September 11, 2001, and the weapons of m...
We need to ensure, I think, that the DHS has the identifying information it needs about international passengers at leas...
There is, in fact, precedent for detaining someone on American soil as an enemy combatant in the military system, and th...
In fact, my favorite name for the bill is the Collins-Lieberman Intelligence Reform Act.
It is outrageous that our Nation's top intelligence officials were never even consulted on this vital decision.
Today's hearing focuses on two fundamental questions. Why was the Christmas Day bomber allowed to travel to the United S...
Very few of those 400,000 would have valid current visas.
