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How has the homeland security act changed the course of private and public action?
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What action by the president created the Department of Homeland Security?
the P.A.T.R.I.O.t act
What action would not be a homeland security concern and therefore would not result in a quick and severe response from law enforcement authorities?
In a main lake area
What is the difference between government action and private action?
i think that government action is something that you do with the government. private action is like something you do as a family or a small grupe of people.
Which of these actions is a homeland security violation?
A homeland security violation is any action that is contrary to the laws, regulations, or policies designed to protect the safety, security, and well-being of the citizens of the United States. These violations can range from espionage and terrorism to cybercrime, fraud, and human trafficking. Examples of homeland security violations include: • Spying or conducting espionage activities against the United States or its citizens. • Participating in terrorist activities, including providing support or resources to terrorist organizations. • Trading in or trafficking in items or technologies that could be used to facilitate or support terrorism. • Engaging in cybercrime or cyber-terrorism, such as using a computer to commit fraud or disrupt networks. • Transporting illegal immigrants into the United States. • Committing fraud related to homeland security programs or initiatives, such as falsely claiming to be a victim of terrorism or providing false information to obtain a security clearance. • Aiding or abetting any of the above activities.
The intentional course of action followed by government in dealing with problems or matters of concern is called?
well it depends on what issues are taking placebut for more serious issues that threaten homeland security i think the responses are called defcon.
Explantion of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Advisory System and appropriate actions to take for each threat level please.?
The Director of Homeland Security comes to work in the morning and says, "It feels like an elevated threat today." Truthfully there's no set criteria for the Advisory System and the best action to take if the threat level is ever elevated is to tuck your head in between your legs and pray. Unless you're an atheist, then in lieu of praying you would just hope luck is on your side.
Which part of the united nations can authorize action against an outlaw nation?
(Security Council) The Security Council can authorize action against an "outlaw" nation. If two-thirds of the fifteen members of the Security Council agree, it can authorize U.N. members to take military action. However, if any one of the five permanent members of the Security Council casts its veto, the Council cannot take action.
Are you serving America if you are in civil air patrol?
Absolutely. Civil Air Patrol was formed shortly after the attack on Pearl Harbor. Private Pilots took it upon themselves to take action against the German U-Boats approaching the coast. They bombed many and sank two. Since then, Civil Air Patrol has participated in Search and Rescue, Disaster Relief, Aerial Recon, Homeland Security operations, and more. They are an extremely valuable asset to local communites and the nation.
How have movies changed?
Shorter, more action, better resolution.
What action best meets goal of security?
wearing a seatbelt in the car
Action taken to guard against espionage or subversion?
internal security
What are the categories of OPSEC security measures?
Action control, Countermeasures, Counteranalysis
