FBI Director Warns of Heightened Risk of Coordinated Terrorist Attacks in the U.S..

Christopher Wray emphasized the urgent need for FISA reauthorization to combat increasing foreign threats and protect national security.

FBI Director Christopher Wray highlighted the growing threat of coordinated terrorist attacks in the U.S., citing recent attacks abroad as indicators of rising risks.
Wray stressed the importance of reauthorizing Section 702 of the FISA, which is crucial for detecting and preventing terrorist activities.
Recent terrorist attacks, like the ISIS-K orchestrated massacre in Moscow, underscore the potential for similar threats on U.S. soil.
Wray's plea for enhanced funding and resources comes amid a contentious debate in Congress over privacy concerns and national security measures.
The FBI's concerns are heightened by the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, which has inspired calls for attacks against Americans and allies.