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The Department of Homeland Security offers various work opportunities including mission support, law enforcement, immigration security, travel security, prevention and response.
The generallized term, "Law Enforcement," does not apply to any single entity of government. Many agencies of government have law enforcement missions and authority, the Dept of Homeland Security is just one member of the entire panoply of agencies that has such a mission.
For homeland security type jobs, you will need to be physically fit since it requires a lot of physical endurance. In addition, homeland security usually suggests that you have form of military or law enforcement background that its not required for all positions.
You can contact your local law enforcement agency for more information on Homeland Security training. There is likely a lot of red tape involved with taking this kind of training.
No. The Homeland Security Act and PATRIOT Act had no effect on off-duty officers and firearms. The Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act, also known as HR 218, was signed into law in 2004. It permits, but does not require, full-time American law enforcement officers in good standing to carry concealed firearms throughout the United States, regardless of their home jurisdiction. Honorably retired officers with 15 years or more of full-time service can also carry their firearms concealed, so long as they pass an annual qualification test and carry proof of such qualification with them.
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The FBI and several other law enforcement agencies belong to the Department of Justice. The FBI has some 'dotted line' responsibilities to Homeland Security, also.
Joint Publication 3-26, Homeland Security National Strategy for Homeland Security
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Only in the DLC GTA4: TBoGT (The ballad of Gay Tony). It is called an 'APC' and is a NOoSE (National office of security enforcement, similar to homeland security) Tank and there is a Cheat code for it.
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