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The Borderlands Foundation is excited to announce the inaugural U.S.–Ukraine Freedom Summit, a groundbreaking event poised to strengthen international alliances in defense technologies, global security, and veteran support. The post 1st Annual U.S.–Ukraine Freedom Summit Launches in Washington D.C. to Bolster Global Security and Support Veterans appeared first on Hstoday. Read the full story ›

Certainly, no one in the know would say that the United States today is as ill-prepared to confront the array of potential terrorist threats to the homeland as we were on September 10, 2001. The post Countering the Threat: Lone Wolves, Homemade Explosives, and the Path to a Safer Future: Part III appeared first on…

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A U.S. border patrol sector in Vermont has apprehended a record number of attempted illegal crossings from Canada in a single month. The post Vermont Border Patrol Logs Record Canadian Crossings in a Month appeared first on Hstoday. Read the full story ›

To Gov. Greg Abbott, the results of his multibillion-dollar border security initiative are clear. The post Migrant Apprehensions Are Down at Texas Border. Have State Policies Had Impact? appeared first on Hstoday. Read the full story ›

Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) Boston apprehended an unlawfully present Brazilian national who has been charged in Worcester with assault and weapons charges. The post ERO Boston Apprehends Brazilian National Charged Locally With Assault, Weapons Crimes appeared first on Hstoday. Read the full story ›

Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) Salt Lake City removed an unlawfully present foreign fugitive April 18 wanted by law enforcement authorities in his home country of Mexico to face charges of possession of a firearm without a license. The post ERO Salt Lake City Removes Mexican National for Firearm Possession appeared first on Hstoday. Read…

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U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers at the Otay Mesa Cargo Facility discovered over a million dollars’ worth of methamphetamine hidden within a shipment of charcoal. The post CBP Seizes $1 Million in Meth Hidden in Charcoal Shipment appeared first on Hstoday. Read the full story ›

A Manchester, England-bound woman is facing felony drug charges after U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers found nearly 43 pounds of marijuana in her luggage at Washington Dulles International Airport on Thursday. The post CBP Intercepts 43 Pounds Marijuana Destined for England appeared first on Hstoday. Read the full story ›

According to the U.S. Department of Justice Office of Justice Programs, “lone wolf terrorism” occurs when someone acts alone to commit a terrorist act without the assistance or encouragement of a government or a terrorist organization. The post ARTICLE: Countering the Threat: Lone Wolves, Homemade Explosives, and the Path to a Safer Future: Part II…

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On April 18, 2024, the Committee on Homeland Security convened to scrutinize the Fiscal Year 2025 budget proposal for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), chaired by Senator Gary Peters. The post DHS FY25 Budget Proposal: Seeking Resources to Enhance Homeland Security appeared first on Hstoday. Read the full story ›