The Department of Homeland Security is implementing a number of updates to the administration’s controversial policy ... The changes, which are detailed in an internal memo that the department ...

The changes at I&A come after years of allegations that DHS I&A did not do enough to share intelligence ahead of Jan. 6 — a process that could have potentially helped stop the attack on the U.S ...

The Department of Homeland Security will start tracking all personnel, including federal employees as well as contractors, with or without a security clearance to uncover insider security threats, … ...

Washington — Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas has launched an internal investigation to address the threat of domestic violent extremism within the department, according to a memo ...

Inspectors general are independent, internal watchdogs for federal agencies, and Homeland Security officials have said that they were previously unaware of the reports’ omitted findings.

WASHINGTON – Acting Department of Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf said Wednesday during his confirmation hearing that white supremacists have become the “most persistent and lethal ...

DHS has no clear list of behaviors that indicate domestic violent extremism, the working group found, nor does it have any training in place to help employees identify and report it.

Personnel Changes at DHS Draw Skepticism. Limits on Unions, Independence of Board Questioned. February 25, 2004. By Christopher Lee.

DHS also announced it will launch a new version of the Form I-9 on August 1, 2023. The new Form I-9 will help implement an alternate document review procedure for E-Verify employers.

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is considering using $3 million in loose change left in trays at airports to fund border operations, NBC News reported Tuesday. The $3 million is part of ...

The Department of Homeland Security is implementing a number of updates to the administration's controversial policy of returning migrants to Mexico for the duration of their US court proceedings ...