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Morning Security Brief: Super Bowl Security, Chinese Espionage, E-Verify, Obama and Counterterrorism, CIA Hit List
02/01/2010 -
♦ Thanks to the White House gate crashers and the Underwear Bomber, security's going to be even tighter at the Super Bowl.
♦ China's intelligence agencies are hacking into Britain's big businesses, finding dirt, and blackmailing executives.
♦ Labor unions are pushing for a new requirement to make Baltimore county contractors use the E-Verify program to verify their employees are not illegal immigrants.
♦ The former director of the CIA argues that the Obama administration's counterterrorism policies are wrong.
♦ The Los Angeles Times reports how an individual finds himself on the CIA's hit list.
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