Are there too many Homeland Security entities?

AuthorBook, Elizabeth G.
PositionSecurity Beat

Combating terrorism should not be split between the National Security Council and the Office of Homeland Security, according to a former assistant secretary of defense for special operations and low intensity conflict.

"Combating terrorism is difficult enough without having to divide between the two high-level councils in the country," said James Locher.

Locher said that the administration is heading towards a period of "unnecessary duplication between the Department of Homeland Security and the [current] Office of Homeland Security."

"I would not mind if the Office of Homeland Security stayed for a while to help the new department...

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