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Lawmakers Demand Guarantees to Prevent Terrorists from Slipping into U.S. As Refugees
U.S. officials sought to assure skeptics that refugees settling in the U.S. are properly vetted to ensure terrorists don’t slip through.
Open Letter to DEA Chief: It’s Not Time to Resign – Yet – of Marijuana Remarks
When I heard you say recently that you thought medical marijuana was a “joke,” I didn’t know whether to laugh or cry.
FBI Warns Universities to Protect Research from Espionage
Universities are the hub of innovative research, and the FBI warns, a target for foreign spies.
Donald Trump’s Call for Spying on U.S. Muslims Recalls Darker Times in FBI
Trump himself reminded us of the dark days when a paranoid J. Edgar Hoover had the FBI monitor the Rev. Martin Luther King and black Churches of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference.
Son of Illegal Immigrants Became a Border Patrol Official to ‘Humanize’ Experience
Oscar Hagelsieb has a unique perspective of life on both sides of the U.S.-Mexican border.
Los Angeles Times: Border Patrol Needs to Move More Quickly with Body Cameras
The nation’s largest law enforcement agency, the U.S. Border Patrol, is moving so slowly to adopt this new technology that it appears not to be moving at all.
FBI Director: Terrorism Attacks in Paris Have No Links to U.S.
The Paris attacks that killed 129 people and wounded hundreds of others had “no connection at all” to the U.S., FBI Director James Comey said Thursday.