Could Iran's Networks Threaten the U.S. Homeland? | U.S. General

Could the same smuggling routes used by criminal networks become a national security threat to the United States? Brig. Gen. Ernest C. Audino (U.S. Army, Ret.) raises a warning about Hezbollah-linked networks in Latin America and the potential exploitation of cross-border smuggling routes. Drawing connections between organized crime, Iranian influence, and American homeland security, Audino explains why he believes threats originating in the Middle East cannot be viewed as distant problems for the United States. Speaking at a JCFA security briefing, he argues that Israel and America face security challenges that extend far beyond the Middle East.