US Border Security Recommendations Remain Unimplemented
The Hill1 min read79 words
The 9/11 Commission has already identified specific weaknesses in border security, meaning the government does not require a new body to conduct further investigations. The existing recommendations provide a clear framework for addressing these vulnerabilities, rendering additional commissions unnecessary for the task of identification.
The primary focus remains on completing the work already outlined by the Commission rather than initiating new inquiries. The path forward involves executing the established security measures to resolve the identified gaps in the system.
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