Americans Fear Homegrown Threats More Than Foreign | US News

Twenty-five years after 9/11, Americans now fear homegrown threats more than foreign attacks—33% see domestic terrorism as the biggest danger, up from just 21% a decade ago. Public opinion has shifted dramatically, with major wars like Afghanistan and Iraq widely seen as unworthy of their costs, and even a recent conflict faces heavy skepticism. Yet, most still believe post-9/11 security measures have worked to protect the homeland, and while airport screenings remain popular, expanded surveillance without warrants is largely opposed.

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