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Section B Section C Entertainment Lancaster   Lawmakers here eye
the impact of Boston attack  BY KAREN SHUEY, Staff Writer
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E-Mail This Article   Boston's nightmare is over, but questions
remain.  Why did young men who lived and studied here resort to
such violence?  Did the Tsarnaev brothers have ties to radical
foreign groups?  How was their path to terror missed,
considering the FBI tracked and interviewed the older brother
two years ago?  Should the surviving bomber be tried in the
civilian criminal justice system, or should he be treated as an
enemy combatant?  Debate surrounding those questions -- and a
broader discussion about securing America's borders -- is just
beginning to take shape in Washington.  And Lancaster County's
congressmen are joining the conversation.  U.S. Rep. Joe Pitts
wants to know what the FBI lea