Integrated agreements will assist in targeting the maximum federal funding at the greatest risk counties, cities and states where through the addition of more funds, security of citizens will be increased (U.S. Congress 2010). U.S. Department of Homeland Security should uphold on what it considers being right. It should be firm on actions vital to the country's ability to respond to such issues. It should issue a mandate on funding for the activities, interoperable communications and should not ignore its own requirements. As a result, local and state governments will succeed in achieving interoperable communications (Studeman, 2002). The DHS must ensure that localities and states attain a certain degree of appropriate interoperable communications. Activities and actions should be given proper funding. In addition, Department of Homeland Security should allow local and state governments to be flexible and make decisions on how they intend to achieve the standard. The DHS enterprise will be successful if responders can achieve to communicate on demand in times of crisis and prevent unnecessary deaths from occurring. In order for the U.S. To conduct...

With the growth in removal actions, courts have been overwhelmed, and this has led to complaints (U.S. Congress, 2010). Immigration and Customs Enforcement must be aware of the possible disruption and must attempt to target aggressive violators of illegal workers. ICE must undertake initiatives to ensure that families remain united in the course of deportation. This involves opening of deportation camps to enable families stay together during the removal and deportation process. Moreover, ICE must develop innovative ways of removing illegal immigrants via detention centers. Such initiatives include expedited removals and scheduled operation departures (Studeman, 2002).
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Pincus, W. (2007). An Admonition on Intelligence. New York: ProQuest

US Congress (2010). Congressional Record, V. 153, Pt. 1, January 4, 2007 to January 17, 2007.

New York: Government Printing Office

Studeman, M. (2002). Strengthening the Shield: U.S. Homeland Security Intelligence. Kingston:

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