INFORMATION
Homeland Security: Border Security
12/17/2007 - 75The number of fugitive-operation teams now in the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Office, up from 15 in 2005. The increase has helped ICE catch 35,000 fugitive aliens.
Homeland Security: Homeland Security
12/17/2007 - Interview with Ken Murphy, director of Oregon Emergency Management.
Homeland Security: Government Reports (GAO etc.)
12/17/2007 - America's vulnerabilities at the border keep growing, but experts say securing the U.S.-Canada border is both financially prohibitive and practically impossible.
Homeland Security: Contingency Planning \ Disaster Management
12/17/2007 - By pooling and analyzing information from various sources, a newly launched program can spot a disease outbreak before it becomes a crisis.
Homeland Security
11/28/2007 - Find out how government and industry are taking steps to mitigate both safety and security risks that can arise when hazardous materials are transported by rail or truck.
Homeland Security: Terrorism
11/27/2007 - Quarterly target data on terrorist incidents from the MIPT Terrorism Knowledge Base.
Homeland Security: Homeland Security
11/27/2007 - Interview with Juliette N. Kayyem, Massachusetts' undersecretary of public safety for homeland security.
Homeland Security: Integrated Systems
11/27/2007 - Danville, Virginia, didn't need an incident of national significance to drive home the need for interoperable communications.
Homeland Security: Contingency Planning \ Disaster Management
11/27/2007 - New game-based training simulations are designed to reduce the cost and increase the effectiveness of disaster planning.
Homeland Security: Homeland Security
11/01/2007 - Chart - Regulator Update
Homeland Security: Homeland Security
11/01/2007 - Chart
Homeland Security: How-to
11/01/2007 - Homeowners must also be prepared for terrorist incidents, says the Department of Homeland Security and the Homeowners Alliance. The two groups jointly released an emergency preparedness guide that encourages storing extra food and water, developing a communications network, and educating families on biological and chemical threats.
Homeland Security: Terrorism
11/01/2007 - When Maryland State Police pulled over Ziad S. Jarrah for a traffic stop two days before he and 18 other terrorists commandeered and crashed four aircraft on September 11, 2001, tragically the officer on the scene had no way of knowing that Jarrah was on a CIA watch list