U.S. Faces Heightened Threats from Terrorism, Border Crisis, and Cyber Attacks

House lawmakers briefed on national security risks, including the resurgence of foreign terrorist groups, domestic terrorism, and cyber threats amid ongoing global conflicts.

U.S. House lawmakers were informed of growing threats to national security, including the crisis at the southern border, the threat of terrorism, and overseas conflicts that could involve the U.S.
Foreign terrorist groups like al-Qaeda and ISIS are rebuilding overseas and maintain worldwide networks of supporters that could target the U.S.
Domestic terrorism, particularly lone wolf actors, is a significant concern, with potential threats to Jewish, Muslim, and Arab-American communities in the U.S.
Millions of illegal migrants have entered the U.S. since President Joe Biden took office, raising concerns about potential infiltration by terror groups.
Cyber threats have increased, particularly from Russia, with significant under-reporting of ransomware and other cybersecurity incidents.