Iran's Ongoing Threat: Shifting Terrorism Landscape in the U.S.

Iran has been a persistent threat to the U.S. since 1979, with officials noting recent Islamist-inspired attacks across the country. Director Gabard highlighted a trend of decentralized threats, where individuals radicalized by propaganda pose risks without direct ties to groups like ISIS. The FBI and DHS have established 59 homeland security task forces to combat these evolving threats, achieving significant reductions in violence, such as a notable drop in New Orleans' murder rate.

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