On the recordJune 5, 2018
The threats we faced in 2001 have not gone away. They have evolved and new threats have emerged.
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congress.govThe threats we faced in 2001 have not gone away. They have evolved and new threats have emerged.
Eshoo emphasizes the ongoing need to address evolving threats since 2001.
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