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Porous Borders & Cultivated Threats

May 18, 2016

Authors: Richard Schoeberl

Richard Schoeberl argues that controlling the U.S. border is far more than just immigration control, it is about providing national security and protecting the American people from the threats that loom on the horizon, including human trafficking.

Originally published in the journal Domestic Preparedness, May 2016.

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