Domestic Preparedness Cycle Analysis

n the domestic preparedness cycle prevention, protection, response, and recovery are all cited. The Homeland Security Bill tackles each one of these issues. By pulling together agencies such as FEMA Transportation Security Agency, and Customs Border and Patrol the committee is able to work with these agencies to fulfill DHS's mandate to protect the homeland from myriad threats at the borders, online, at our ports and more. (US Senate Committee, unknown). Chairman Carper and Member Coburn made it a priority for the committee to ensure that agencies work with the federal government in partnership with state and local government to prevent future disasters and to respond quickly and efficently. They are also working with other members to bolster
security on the borders and ports. (US Senate Committee, unknown). The committee oversees prevention and response levels to widespread pandemic and biological threats, terrorist attacks, mass destruction, and weapons of mass destruction attacks. Recovery efforts are documented by using FEMA. The Federal Emergency Management Agency has been used in natural disasters and in the case of 9/11 to help with recovery efforts and victims of these situations. The committee also prevents disasters by working with Immigration, U.S. citizenship, Customs, and Border Patrol to mitigate threats and potential terrorists from entering the country from its borders and ports. (US Senate Committee, unknown). References U.S. Senate Committee. (unknown). Homeland Secuity Issues. Retrieved from https://www.hsgac.senate.gov/issues/homeland-security.