The White House announced Monday new steps in its counter terror campaign, including measures that will tighten the security in the visa waiver program and the naming of a new senior adviser to the President -- Robert Malley -- who will focus solely on the anti-ISIS fight.
These announcements come as President Barack Obama traveled to Paris in the wake of recent terrorist attacks that killed 130 people, for a landmark climate summit this week. While the President moved to secure an historic climate deal to reduce carbon emissions -- a key part of his legacy-- the global threat of ISIS has shared the main stage.
"We're cognizant that our global campaign to degrade and ultimately destroy ISIL has a special residence in this city," White House press secretary Josh Earnest told reporters before outlining the latest White House actions.
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