The NYC Terror Attack and U.S. Counterterrorism Policy

By Charles Lister | Senior Fellow, Director of Extremism and Counterterrorism Program - The Middle East Institute | Nov 2, 2017

November 2, 2017 - Charles Lister, director of MEI's Extremism and Counterterrorism program, discusses what the recent terror attack in lower Manhattan, and the suspect's claimed connection to ISIS, means for U.S. security and counterterrorism policy.

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Charles Lister

Senior Fellow, Director of Extremism and Counterterrorism Program - The Middle East Institute

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