Homeland Security Grants Temporary Amnesty to 8,000+ Syrians in U.S.
More than 8,000 Syrians living in the U.S. were granted temporary amnesty Thursday.
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Homeland Security Director Warns Against Divisive, Political Rhetoric about Muslims
Homeland Security Director Jeh Johnson warned against political rhetoric that “vilifies Muslims,” saying the federal government depends on relationship of trust form Muslim Americans.
Homeland Security Employee Charged After Bringing Weapons to Headquarters
A 45-year-old Homeland Security employee in Pennsylvania was arrested after authorities say he walked into the agency’s headquarters with a gun, knife, pepper spray, handcuffs and an infrared camera in June.
Feds Express Concern about Potential Violence at RNC in Cleveland
The nation’s top law enforcement officials are warning of potential violence at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland next week.
Ex-Homeland Security Head: Trump’s Plan to Build Wall Will Hurt GOP
Former Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge is warning Republicans that it’s a mistake to embrace Donald Trump plan to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
Second Homeland Security Employee Arrest in Month for Possessing Gun
By Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com Two Homeland Security employees have been arrested in the past month for taking a handgun inside the secured grounds of the department’s headquarters. Security officers arrested Thomas Pressley for allegedly possessing a 9-millimeter handgun in a leather handbag while inside the complex, News4 reports. Pressley, who has been jailed, is a…
Homeland Security Secretary Says He’s ‘Concerned’ about Race Relations
After numerous rallies nationwide following the police shootings of black people, Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said he’s “concerned” about race relations in America.
Homeland Security Wants Permission to Ask Travelers for Social Media Accounts
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection may ask travelers for more than their passports as America looks to tighten its vetting process.