Liberty County is embarking on a journey to update its Strategic Plan, a comprehensive roadmap that will guide development decisions for the next two decades. Teaming up once again with Texas Target Communities (TxTC), a community engagement program at Texas A&M University, Liberty County is seeking to incorporate residents' input to formulate a plan for the future.
what every security expert knows is that the greatest threat we have right now is happening inside the homeland. we have isis cells in every single state. what we ought to be doing and what the president can do to succeed in defeating isis, is to look inward, to raise up civil society that can push back and not allow radicalization from happening. this is not coming from the outside our country, along an idea wall, coming from an exploiritative motion for young people on the issue of identity. we have to be very vigilant in understanding what we have learned over the years. part of the reason that did not happen is because the security experts were not consulted. it should be worrisome to everybody including my party that the department of homeland security was not consulted. that general john kelly, a man who has served this country, a four-star general, a marine, a patriot, did not learn about this order until hours before he was supposed to start