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Michael P. Dempsey is the national intelligence fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations and the former acting director of national intelligence, serving from January to March 2017. In 2014–17, he served as the deputy director of national intelligence and President Obama’s primary intelligence briefer.
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Policymakers should take note of the latest U.N. global displacement figures for reasons both moral and arising from shared interests, says former U.S. acting director of national intelligence Michael Dempsey. He recommends three policy actions in response.
Washington is paying little attention to the global refugee crisis, but ignores this critical trend at its own peril, says the former acting director of national intelligence Michael Dempsey, arguing that addressing forced displacement helps the U.S. stay safe.
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