United States Department of Homeland Security
The arm of the United States federal government responsible for threats to public safety inside the country.
The Department of Homeland Security is the arm of the United States federal government that handles threats to public safety inside the country. Its remit is wide and it is rarely working alone: it runs domestic terrorism investigations, it posts attaches to American missions abroad, and it turns up in New York City alongside the FBI and the police department whenever a criminal matter outgrows any one of them. It has been among the agencies tasked with locating enhanced individuals, and among the bodies that enforce the Sokovia Accords.
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