On the recordJuly 28, 2014
The question ought to be asked every single time in every interview, if you think it is a public threat and a national security issue, which you testified it was.
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congress.govThe question ought to be asked every single time in every interview, if you think it is a public threat and a national security issue, which you testified it was.
Emphasizes the importance of questioning gang membership during interviews for security reasons.
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