Kallstrom: Border Security Key to Intel Reform

Former New York state security czar James Kallstrom said Wednesday that while the intelligence reform bill backed by the 9/11 Commission contains many good ideas, it won't do much good without a crackdown on terrorist loopholes like driver's licenses for illegal aliens.

"As long as people can pour across the borders ... largely unobstructed, the job of the terrorist task forces in the United States is going to be a moving target," said Kallstrom, who headed up the FBI's New York office before he was recruited as the state's top counterterrorism official in the weeks after the 9/11 attacks.

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