Border Patrol Helps Prepare Local Schools for Mass Casualty Incidents in Maine
The training program allows Border Patrol Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) to provide hands-on training to area teachers and school staff members. Keep Reading
Organized Crime Operations Across Latin America, U.S. and France Seize Hundreds of Weapons
Authorities in Mexico published Purple Notices warning of two methods for smuggling firearms and ammunition across the US-Mexico border. The first consisted of placing bullets in the hidden compartment of car seats, the second involved dismantling firearms in order to ship them via express courier services. Keep Reading
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Todd Bellew Appointed as CBP Area Port Director for US Virgin Islands
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Dems Demand Answers on CBP Border List of Reporters and Lawyers
The lawmakers asked for a copy of the list, "any dossiers of those on the list, and the reasons why individuals were placed on the list." Keep Reading
U.S. Officials Made List of Reporters, Lawyers, Activists to Question at Border
Several people on the list confirmed to NBC News that they had been pulled aside at the border after the date the list was compiled. Keep Reading
Nielsen Warns of ‘Dire’ Border Projections as House Dems Accuse Her of ‘No Empathy’
House Homeland Security chairman declares "the days of lax oversight of the department by this committee are over." Keep Reading
U.S. and Israel Seek Proposals for Advanced Technologies in Homeland Security
Proposals are sought in six areas, namely: advanced first responder technologies; border protection, including maritime security; law enforcement-supporting technologies to combat cyber crime; technologies and methods to secure critical infrastructure and public facilities; safe and secure cities; and unmanned aerial systems. Keep Reading
