The provision that established the Information Analysis and Infrastructure Protection Directorate goes to the heart of the weaknesses that have been exposed in our Nation's homeland defenses since September 11, 2001--and that is, the lack of information sharing related to terrorist activities between intelligence, law enforcement, and other agencies.
Lieberman emphasizes the importance of information sharing in homeland security post-9/11.
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