The Department of Homeland Security has launched a major multiagency effort aimed at securing the FIFA World Cup games across the United States as the event gets underway. The department will deploy a collection of its 270,000 employees to assist in securing the World Cup through counterterrorism, emergency response, border security, and criminal investigations — but […]
The Department of Homeland Security has launched a major multiagency effort aimed at securing the FIFA World Cup games across the United States as the event gets underway. The department will deploy a collection of its 270,000 employees to assist in securing the World Cup through counterterrorism, emergency response, border security, and criminal investigations — but […]
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