The United States Senate voted overwhelmingly to approve a bill creating a department of "homeland" security one week after the House did so. Nine senators opposed the bill, including Senator Robert Byrd of West Virginia, who argued forcefully that this "monstrosity," which will be cobbled together from the parts of 22 separate agencies, will do very little to prevent terrorist attacks. "
Weekly Review
Weekly Review
Weekly Review
The United States Senate voted overwhelmingly to approve a bill creating a department of "homeland" security one week after the House did so. Nine senators opposed the bill, including Senator Robert Byrd of West Virginia, who argued forcefully that this "monstrosity," which will be cobbled together from the parts of 22 separate agencies, will do very little to prevent terrorist attacks. "