Biden State Department Failure

For the first time since the 2004 congressional mandate that the secretary of State submit an annual report on international terrorism to the speaker of the House of Representatives, the State Department has failed to fulfill this duty. No Country Reports on Terrorism was issued in 2022.

Major events happen so frequently lately that little ones often go unnoticed. Between Russian atrocities in Ukraine, Iranian atrocities in Iran, and the Biden administration’s atrocious policies at home, it was easy to overlook this missing report last year.

About the Author

A. J. Caschetta

A. J. Caschetta is a Milstein fellow at the Middle East Forum, chief political correspondent at the Investigative Project on Terrorism, and principal lecturer at the Rochester Institute of Technology.

Featured Tags

For the first time since the 2004 congressional mandate that the secretary of State submit an annual report on international terrorism to the speaker of the House of Representatives, the State Department has failed to fulfill this duty. No Country Reports on Terrorism was issued in 2022.

Major events happen so frequently lately that little ones often go unnoticed. Between Russian atrocities in Ukraine, Iranian atrocities in Iran, and the Biden administration’s atrocious policies at home, it was easy to overlook this missing report last year.

About the Author

A. J. Caschetta

A. J. Caschetta is a Milstein fellow at the Middle East Forum, chief political correspondent at the Investigative Project on Terrorism, and principal lecturer at the Rochester Institute of Technology.