United States Department of Homeland Security

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    continued research on the impact the United States Border Patrol (USBP) has had on port and maritime security. Additionally, the history and the inception of the USBP has a long and distinguished history of achievements and with the continued support of present and future administrations they will continue to lead the fight. Terrorism and criminal activity is a trend that has plagued the United States since September 11, 2001. With the incorporation of the Homeland Security Act of 200,…

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    9/11 Commission Report

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    between, local, state and federal agencies related to homeland security. Before 9/11, law enforcement intelligence was compartmentalized and disjointed. The FBI mainly dealt with domestic threats and the CIA mostly focused on foreign threats. I believe that the most significant function developed was “receiving and analyzing law enforcement information, intelligence, and other information relating to homeland security within the federal government and between the federal government and state and…

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    securing the homeland, and “the pursuit of insecurity as a unifying concept” became American’s new normal (Shank 3). In 2002, The Department of Homeland Security came into existence and involved the combination of 10 agencies. In addition, The Patriot Act of 2001 was the new hallmark piece of legislation designed to combat the “War on Terror”. Similar restructuring occurred in both the FBI and the Department of Justice when they created new departments to assist in “homeland security”…

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    Homeland Terrorism

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    daily basis at the international level. Here at home, in the United States of America, the acts of violence are not to frequent. However, terrorist acts are slowly creeping their way into the fabric of our society. The influx of illegal immigrants and refugees brings with them the hatred and violence toward our country. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is responsible for keeping our borders secure and the citizens of the United States safe from acts of terrorism. In keeping with its…

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    The terrorist attacks of September 11th reshaped the governments focus on the domestic security of the United States and its citizens. Established after the terror attacks of September 11th the DHS combined multiple agencies into one agency which reports directly to the President of the United States. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) faces the daunting task of protecting the continental United States from terrorism threats. After the attacks the government set out to ensure the US…

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    Air Cargo Security Paper

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    Air Cargo Security Since the terrorist attacks on the United States on September 11, 2001, the air cargo industry has been struggling to find a balance between ensuring the security of the supply chain and remaining a smooth functioning, economically viable industry. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) was given a goal to promote the efficient and secure movement of goods while fostering a global supply chain that is prepared for and can withstand threats and hazards, and recover…

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    In recent years, Cyber-attacks have become a more common form of terrorism used against the United States. Cyber-terrorist have the ability to access bank accounts, shut down systems, and send malicious viruses to ordinary citizens from the comfort of their home. It may be possible for terrorist to hack into States and Federal systems, which would be catastrophic on a global level; cyber-attacks are happening more and more often than they should. This type of cybercriminals has cost the US…

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    Fema Mission Statement

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    Summary: FEMA should remain as an agency incorporated within the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Since 1979, FEMA has gone through many changes from being an executive level agency to being incorporated into another agency. FEMA’s missions have changed over the years based on political influences instead of the mission outlined in Executive Orders. According to the FEMA Website, FEMA’s mission is to support our citizens and first responders to ensure that as a nation, we work together…

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    Yes, I believed that the concept of homeland security present problems with our constitutional protection of civil rights. Firstly, the formation of Department of Homeland Security (DHS) was as a result of the terrorist attacks that happened on September 11, 2001, in the United States. DHS was to oversee and coordinate a complete national strategy to protect the country against terrorism and respond to any future attacks.” (Bullock, J. A., Haddow, G. D., & Coppola, D. P. (2012). The organization…

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    : The United States of America has unsurpassed strategies in place for deterring terrorism, and with Congressional Acts such as the Maritime Security Transportation Act, with multiple agencies working together with a common goal to reduce the likelihood of terrorist attacks or have a unified response established for security incidents. 1. Introduction of your topic that will be a homeland security program chosen by you at either the local, state, tribal, or federal levels. The Maritime…

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