Israel-Iran updates: Iran’s attack on US base in Qatar has ended, no reports of casualties

The Attorney General, Pam Bondi, revealed that the Justice Department is currently juggling “countless” open investigations into threats to the U.S. homeland. This disclosure was made during her testimony to lawmakers on the House Appropriations Committee. When probed about the potential activation of Iranian “sleeper cells” within the U.S. following the military’s strikes on Iran’s nuclear program, Bondi declined to provide an answer in an unclassified setting.

Bondi emphasized the diligent efforts of Homeland Security and the FBI in ensuring the safety of the nation. She stressed that despite the current uncertain and frightening times, President Trump remains steadfast in his commitment to safeguarding all Americans. Bondi also shed light on the department’s concerns regarding the illegal entry of “well over 1,000” Iranian nationals into the country over the past few years. The department is maintaining a heightened state of alertness to monitor any potential illegal activities by these individuals within the U.S.

In light of these revelations, it is evident that national security remains a top priority for the U.S. government. The collaborative efforts of various agencies and departments are crucial in safeguarding the nation against potential threats. Bondi’s testimony serves as a reminder of the ongoing challenges faced in maintaining the security and integrity of the homeland.

-ABC News’ Alexander Mallin