Recent attacks across the United States have heightened concerns about domestic terrorism, particularly in the context of the ongoing war with Iran. Security experts are warning that the nation is becoming increasingly vulnerable to violence perpetrated by both sleeper cells and lone attackers. With significant cuts to the FBI and the Justice Department, officials are alarmed by the potential for further incidents. A series of violent acts, including attacks in Michigan and Virginia, have exposed critical gaps in the country’s counterterrorism efforts and raised questions about the current state of national security. As the U.S. grapples with these threats, the heightened state of alert is forcing many to reevaluate their perceptions of safety at home.