Military Regulations

To use private security companies for effective governmental use, the federal government needs to have less oversight. “Private military and security contractors are subject to a complex set of laws and regulations, and their activities are reviewed and reported on by more than 20 federal oversight bodies and committees. Many U.S. regulations are new and respond to concerns generated by the U.S. government's use of private military and security contracts in Iraq and Afghanistan” (University of Denver, 2014). With most laws and regulations with these companies evolving on a rapid pace, a set standard needs to be established. Too many changes in laws and regulations can confuse what is supposed to be established. This goes hand-in-hand with

The public sector cannot control the actions, nor do they really want to. Instead, they need to ensure that they stay safe, and if they are going to help, need training to be effective in their efforts. The public sector needs to keep them informed and come to an agreeance of protocols and establish some sort of communication. This will not only help the immigration problem, but can instill trust in the public sectors

Government can avoid hindering its own actions to protect the homeland by building trust and setting proper expectations with civilians. To develop a comprehensive homeland security strategy, however, Washington should place greater emphasis on developing adequate societal resilience” (Flynn, 2011). One of the best ways to do this is to have the private sector more involved, and if the federal government gets rid of strict gun laws. Chicago has some of the strictest gun laws and there are more murders there than anywhere else in the United States. This is because those who wish to do harm do not follow the law and obtain guns and use them for harm while the law abiding citizens follow the law and do not have guns to protect themselves. Look up a video call “The best 7 minutes of gun control speech,” it explains the truth about gun control better than anyone else can.

The last item of discussion is about cyber efforts. Technology changes at a very rapid pace. The public and private sector has always been behind to cyber defense. Not too long ago China hacked the Federal Government and stole thousands of personnel files. “The Chinese breach of the Office of Personnel Management network was wider than first acknowledged, and officials said Friday that a database holding sensitive security clearance information on millions of federal employees and contractors also was compromised” (Nakashima,