Domestic Violent Extremism Internal Review: Observations, Findings, and Recommendations
At Secretary Mayorkas’ direction, a cross-Departmental working group of senior officials conducted a comprehensive review of how to best prevent, detect, and respond to potential threats related to domestic violent extremism within the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
The Working Group made 15 recommendations described further below to enhance the Department’s ability to comprehensively address internal domestic violent extremism-related activity to protect our employees and DHS’s ability to continue executing its critical mission.
Training - Webinar | Center for Homeland Defence and Security 2 Part - March 16 and 24
America’s Evolving Homeland Security Threats—At Home and Abroad
In this two-part webinar series on March 16th and 24th, CHDS experts will explore international and domestic threats confronting America and our homeland security.
Part 1 of the series will focus on the international landscape and the geopolitical threats to democracy that will shape the 21st century for homeland security leaders. The current Russian invasion of Ukraine and an emboldened China will be explored.
In Part 2 of the discussion, we will focus on America’s domestic threats. What are they? Are they connected to international threats? How do homeland security professionals do their jobs in a hyper-polarized environment?
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