Iran Threat: Sleeper Agents, Cyber Attacks, and Border Concerns

0:00It's March 29, I'm Cory with the story. This is U.S. News Today, driven by AI in Built for America. Warriors are spiking about potential Iranian retaliation after recent U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran, especially with fears that undetected illegal. Immigrants could include sleeper agents. A Department of Homeland Security assessment from March 2nd says Iran and its proxies likely pose a threat for targeted attacks here, but a big. Global assault seems unlikely, with cyber hits as the top short-term risk. ABC News got hold of a federal alert, mentioning encrypted messages possibly from Iran, that might wake up pre-position assets abroad, though no. Specific spots are threatened. Past cases show real Iranian plots on U.S. soil, like the March 6 conviction of Asif Merchant, an Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps operative sent, to set up political hits and charges against Farhatchakari for a murder scheme targeting an Iranian dissident

1:00and even then President-elect Trump. President Trump said on March 11th they're watching folks who slipped in under old border rules, while lawmakers from both sides, including senators Ron Wyden, James Rish, and Rick Scott, are pushing for extra caution amid these safety gaps.