Chilling!----A DHS whistleblower’s shocking letter to Congress

A DHS whistleblower’s shocking letter to Congress | Power Line:
A DHS WHISTLEBLOWER’S SHOCKING LETTER TO CONGRESS
In an open letter to members of Congress, retired DHS employee Philip Haney says that, under pressure from the Department of State, his superiors closed down work on terrorist outfits with which the San Bernardino murderers — Sayed Farook and Tashfeen Malif — were affiliated.
According to Haney, if this work had not been shut down, the Sen Bernardino killings might have been prevented.
Here, via Ginni Thomas at the Daily Caller, is Haney’s letter, about which I’ll have more to say later:
15 December, 2015
An Open Letter to Members of Congress:
In the aftermath of the most devastating and lethal jihadist attack in the United States since 9/11, Americans are rightly angry their government will not face the problem of Islamic terrorism honestly. I know this first hand.
...But the scrutiny we were authorized to apply was having results.
This investigation could possibly have prevented the San Bernardino jihadist attack by identifying its perpetrators, Syed Farook and Tashfeen Malik, based on their associations with these groups.
Almost a year into this investigation, it was halted by the State Department and the DHS Office of Civil Rights and Civil Liberties. 
They not only stopped us from connecting more dots, the records of our targets were deleted from the shared DHS database. 
The combination of Farook’s involvement with the Dar Al Uloom Al Islamiyah Mosque and Malik’s attendance at al Huda would have indicated, at minimum, an urgent need for comprehensive screening.
Instead, Malik was able to avoid serious vetting upon entering the United States on a fiancé visa and more than a dozen Americans are dead as a result..."