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- Congress is weighing a site for an FBI headquarters to defend against threats from terrorists and cyber criminals, as the Hoover Building is outdated.
- The Ronald Reagan Building in downtown Washington, D.C. is a leading candidate that fails essential security standards.
- Experts say the FBI needs a purpose-built headquarters with standoff distances and perimeter control.
- They urge Congress to reject the Reagan Building and pursue a more secure solution.
