By John Ubaldi Contributor, In Homeland Security The mass migration of refugees streaming from the Middle East, Afghanistan and…
By Melinda Henneberger
Washington Post
Advocates for Central American mothers and children being held in detention in the United States while seeking asylum had hoped that someone from the White House, or maybe the National Security Council, would show up at a Monday hearing of international human rights monitors.
By Dena Weiss, professor of criminal justice at American Military University Organized crime plays a significant role in human…
By Glynn Cosker
Editor, In Homeland Security
The U.K. is beefing up its airport security after a U.S. report cited that terrorists may be developing bombs that could elude current screening systems.
By Dave Malone President Obama issued a proclamation that January 2014 is National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month.…
Brett Daniel Shehadey Special Contributor for In Homeland Security Cooperation between US law enforcement agencies (LEAs) of all jurisdictions…
The countdown towards sequestration continues. Most Americans, in all walks of life, are tired of hearing about this impending March…
By James Deater
Recently there have been horrific events unfolding in small towns throughout the United States, where the loss of life has been unimaginable. As we continue to fight terrorism in Iraq and Afghanistan, utilizing our intelligence agencies and U.S. military to their fullest extent, there is a time-bomb ticking in our own backyard. Read more about the impacts of Mexican drug cartels and why, as a country, we need to recognize this is an imminent threat and do more to motivate and educate policy makers to respond.
By Leischen Stelter
As a law enforcement officer, you pull over a man for speeding. He speaks no English. He hands you a Mexican passport. What do you do? What legal steps and obligations do you have when it comes to this man’s immigration status? What agency do you call? What resources do you have at your disposal? Here are some tips from a former ICE attorney about what police should know about immigration laws.
