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November 13, 2008
Week 29
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Israeli security team ends LAX review
LOS ANGELES — A team of Israeli airport security experts on Friday wrapped up a weeklong review of Los Angeles International Airport, providing a level of insight and expertise that city officials hope to build on. Full Story

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Defense commander, FDNY discuss disaster preparedness, homeland security

General Gene Renuart, head of the U.S. Northern Command and NORAD meets with FDNY officials Nov. 6 to discuss disaster preparedness and homeland security. (FDNY)
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SAN DIEGO — San Diego County authorities will soon be able to use fingerprints to check the immigration status of suspects in county jails, federal officials announced Tuesday.

The "Secure Communities" program allows officials access to both federal criminal and immigration records when they take suspects' fingerprints during the booking process, an ICE official said. Full Story


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DHS announces over $3 billion in preparedness grants
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Commercial satellites alter global security
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