FBI

Absolutely, provided you have become a US citizen and meet all other criteria.

All three are federal law enforcement agencies. All three call their investigators Special agents. other than that not much. they use much of the same equipment. but if they were extremeley common there wouldn't be three of them, that's why they're so different.

they all have to deal with drugs and firearms in someway.

Technically, it was established under the direction of President Theodore Roosevelt by then Attorney General Charles Bonaparte. Bonaparte opened the Bureau of Investigation under the Justice Department on 26 July 1908. In 1909 it was merged with the Bureau of Prohibition and renamed the Division of Investigation. In 1935, under the Directorship of J. Edgar Hoover, the department was made an independent agency and renamed the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

field agents do. the rest commute to and from work, and sometimes go out for lunch

The average undercover agent makes around 75,000 dollars a year. But remember that it is the AVERAGE! But it depends on what branch or force your working for. The FBI, I think makes a little more than the CIA.

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Quantico, VA from what I remember.

the FBI is the Federal Bureau of Investigation

The differences in the two systems are fading. The "adultification" of the juvenile justice system is nearing completion. Why? We don't care about the kids in the system; not in any measurable or meaningful way. When the system was predominantly white kids we wanted to help. Now that the majority are children of color, we want to punish. Poor and undereducated people are no longer necessary in our society and there is no political mileage to be had in championing causes related to them. For all practical purposes, they have been marginalized and devalued as members of our society.

all over the world

Yes! because what if something happened in the weekend and someone called the FBI and the FBI didn't answer people would be in trouble and not have anyone . except probably the police but FBI is a little more important

The FBI is important to US citizens because they protect us from criminals, terrorists and ensure our safety. They handle crimes that pass over state lines, where the state police don't have jurisdiction, and without that we would have a lot of Ted Bundys on our hands.

John Edgar Hoover was the first director of the FBI. He was appointed Director of the Bureau of Investigation - the predecessor of the FBI - in 1924. He was instrumental in founding the FBI in 1935. He remained as director of the FBI until his death in 1972.

You can probably find out from their web site.

The FBI id overseen by the United States Department of Justice

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A criminal investigation is the process of determining what happened in the commission of a crime. The investigation uses processes such as interviews, the collection of evidence, and checking fingerprints.

The FBI's job is to enforce federal laws. Federal laws are created by the president, in this case, president Barrack Obama. They won't pull people over for speeding, or respond to normal cases, because those are state laws. An example would be marijuana, it was made illegal by president Nixon, it was, and still is a federal crime to have, or smoke it.

George Bush Sr

According to a single witness, Susan Rosenstiel, interviewed by one of his major biographers, yes. Much more widely accepted and supported is that Hoover was a closeted homosexual. However, not all gay men are transvestites, and not all transvestites are gay men, so his gayness does not prove anything about his possible transvestite activities.

"In his 1993 biography Official and Confidential: The Secret Life of J Edgar Hoover, Anthony Summers quoted a witness who claimed to have seen Hoover engaging in cross-dressing and homosexual acts on two occasions in the 1950s."

Natural causes. Born January 1, 1895 Washington, DC Died May 2, 1972 (aged 77) Washington, DC

The fbi is a very difficult place to find work. Depending on your skill set and the position you desire it can be very difficult. It could take years of some sort of service and training to even be have a chance.