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The document discusses the need for improved intelligence sharing among U.S. homeland security agencies to address domestic extremism. It highlights challenges such as outdated regulations and insufficient funding, and recommends enhancing inter-agency coordination through an Integrated Intelligence Sharing System. The goal is to create a collaborative platform for data exchange and establish procedures for countering threats effectively.

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Information Exchange

The document discusses the need for improved intelligence sharing among U.S. homeland security agencies to address domestic extremism. It highlights challenges such as outdated regulations and insufficient funding, and recommends enhancing inter-agency coordination through an Integrated Intelligence Sharing System. The goal is to create a collaborative platform for data exchange and establish procedures for countering threats effectively.

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The FBI, DHS, and other local law enforcement can work through issues such as out-

of-date regulations; poor coordination; and frequently insufficient funding. This paper

explains how it is very important to adapt structures and guidelines of intelligence sharing in

order to counter change and growth of the threat posed by domestic extremism. Therefore,

based on the findings of the study, the following recommendations have been highlighted

with the view to addressing the challenges and gaps in intelligence sharing among the

homeland security agencies of the United States. These recommendations are designed to

enhance the legal and policy environment, improve interagency cooperation, and provide the

agencies and organizations involved in sponsored counter-terrorism programs more tools.

1. Enhancing Inter-Agency Coordination and Intelligence-Sharing

Eliminating bureaucratic fragmentation is the main concern that requires a more

efficient Integrated Intelligence Sharing System. This should encourage the creation of a

cross cutting, cross agency platform for federal, state and local agencies in order to exchange

data instantly. It should include standing operating procedures relating to the sharing of

information and the creation of collaborative threat groups with responsibility for countering

domestic extremism.

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