The Syrian Refugee Crisis
Dr. Anne Marie Baylouny, Associate Professor at the Naval Postgraduate School and an expert in the Middle East, Refugees, Islam, and Social Welfare, talks about […]
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India’s Border Security Challenges
In this Viewpoints R.K. Arora, Commandant and Secretary for Sardar Patel University of Police Security and Criminal Justice and Diana Wuegar, Faculty Associate for Research
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Using Collaboration to Understand Border Security and Cartels
Jaeson Jones, Captain (ret) Texas Department of Public Safety, is interviewed in this first episode of a series of Casual Conversations with CHDS Alumni and
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Beyond Sister City Agreements: Exploring the Challenges to Full International Interoperability
Communities on the international border are often interconnected by more than simple proximity. They are connected through social networks, economy, culture, and shared natural resources.
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Flight Plight: an Examination of Contemporary Humanitarian Immigration from Honduras, Cuba and Syria to the United States with Considerations for National Security
CHDS graduate Catherine Ventura, Immigration Officer for U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, received the March 2016 award for Outstanding Thesis. In this Viewpoints video, she discusses her
Texas National Guard – Helping build a vision for better border control
With Governor Perry’s recent order, the Texas National Guard has taken on significant border control responsibilities. COL Bentley Nettles discusses the challenges in adapting to
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Presentations at the 2010 Continental Security Conference
Thirty-five leading homeland security academics and practitioners gathered Dec. 7-8, 2010 in Colorado Springs, Colo., to explore a relatively untapped topic of homeland security: Research
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Cooperation and Collaboration between U.S. and Mexico: Implications for a Regional Approach to Homeland Security
Political Scientist, Rodrigo Nieto Gomez explains the complex homeland security relationship between Mexico and the United States and discusses several initiatives that might help the
Borders and Immigration
Karina Ordonez is the Assistant Director for Strategic Policy Arizona Governor’s Office of Homeland Security. She is a March 2006 graduate of the Naval Postgraduate