Assertion: foreign terrorist | /r/AtLocation | this country
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text: And I think commendably from the FBI’s perspective, they have over the years—in large measure one has to say because of the jihadi threat, and because of the threat that has become much more amorphous and much more homegrown—exactly as Peter described at the beginning, that the FBI years ago recognized, especially with the rise of ISIS, that it wasn’t so much a challenge of foreign terrorists coming to this country, as was the case in 9/11, but domestic radicalization; and devolved or decentralized responsibilities to the field offices to develop very specific strategic plans or to come up with threat reviews and prioritization for their specific areas that made no distinction between whether it was foreign or domestic terrorist threats, which was either.