Border Security: Summary of Covert Tests and Security Assessments for the Senate Committee on Finance, 2003-2007
Nov 2008 · DIANE Publishing
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From Jan. 2003 to Sept. 2007, there was testimony on 3 occasions to describe security vulnerabilities that terrorists could exploit to enter the country. The first 2 testimonies focused on covert testing at ports of entry -- the air, sea, and land locations where international travelers can legally enter the U.S. The 3rd testimony focused on limited security assessments of unmanned and unmonitored border areas between land ports of entry. This report discusses the results of testing at land, sea, and air ports of entry; however, the majority of the work was focused on land ports of entry. The unmanned and unmonitored border areas that were assessed were defined as locations where the gov¿t. does not maintain a manned presence 24 hours per day. Illustrations.
From Jan. 2003 to Sept. 2007, there was testimony on 3 occasions to describe security vulnerabilities that terrorists could exploit to enter the country. The first 2 testimonies focused on covert testing at ports of entry -- the air, sea, and land locations where international travelers can legal...
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