DHS secretary says "threat against aviation" keeps him up at night
"There are a number of plots that we’re watching very, very closely," said DHS Secretary John Kelly. "They’re very sophisticated. They’re very threatening"
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"There are a number of plots that we’re watching very, very closely," said DHS Secretary John Kelly. "They’re very sophisticated. They’re very threatening"
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