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Existing Walls Along the Mexico Border Are Expensive to Maintain, Difficult to Enforce
Fences along the Mexico border are expensive to maintain and difficult to police.
Border Patrol Union Criticized by Own Agents for Endorsing Trump for President
A Border Patrol union’s decision to endorse Donald Trump for president has polarized the rank-and-file and attracted unwanted attention.
First 7 Students Graduate with Newly Created Minor in Homeland Security
The first seven students graduated with a newly created minor in homeland security and other emergency fields at a New York state college.
CIA Tip Led to Imprisonment of Nelson Mandela in Apartheid-Era South Africa
A CIA’s tip to apartheid-era South Africa led to the arrest of Nelson Mandela, according to a deathbed interview with the agent.
Judge Forces Woman to Unlock iPhone with Fingerprints, But It Doesn’t Work
When the FBI couldn’t open an iPhone in Los Angeles, a judge made the controversial decision to let the bureau force a woman to unlock the phone with her fingerprints.
Report: FBI ‘Best Place to Work’ in Federal Law Enforcement
The FBI was ranked the best place to work in the federal law enforcement by the Partnership of Public Service and Deloitte.
FBI Warns of Federal Consequences of Pointing Lasers at Aircraft
Aim a laser at an aircraft and you will face serious consequences, the FBI warned.