U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Ideas

Acting DHS Secretary Chad Wolf does not name Antifa as a Domestic Terrorist Org. The US Army Academy at West Point is teaching Critical Race Theory. Critical Race Theory is Cultural Marxism and Antifa is the violent wing of Communism.

Communism is also known as International Socialism! It is called "International" because it seeks to dissolve races and nations, as in the words of Karl Kautsky, the leader of the Social... more »

Good Morning, just wanted to say: Thank you, and

its disheartening to hear all the turmoil, such as in Portland, how people seem to reject your involvement in securing USA.

I feel you have every right to do what all I have witnessed on news and thank you for helping to make USA a safer place for my family

praying, you are safe and able to stay calm and continue, with God guidance in how to succeed in your mission

It is wrong for DHS agents to be used as police to break up lawful protests, which are protected by US constitution. The events in Oregon underscore the fact the DHS actions there are being used as a partisan tool and not because of need. Specifically local officials never asked for DHS agents to "help" . In fact they want them to let them handle it. Remember states rights? . Conspicuously DHS has never been called to... more »

DHS should create a mission assurance course and professional certification for mission assurance professionals.

Those with sight, hearing, or mechanical (walking/ambulating/amputations) impairments have a unique and important role to play in being the eyes and ears for safety in the disabled community. Criminals may look upon the disabled as easy targets, but the unique gifts that have been given these individuals (increased ability to hear and distinguish sounds for the blind), access to paraolympic and other disabled sports communities... more »

The rise of Islamic extremism has been a singular driving force in the plight of religious minorities, fueling a growing desire to resort to religion as a palliative. Although Christians have lived in the Middle East - the birthplace of Christianity - for nearly two thousand years, as a result of years of persecution and discrimination, especially in the past 15 years, they now constitute no more than 3-4% of the region’s... more »