Homeland security / Andrea C. Nakaya, book editor. [print]

Is the American homeland secure Homeland security: and overview Martin Kady II Yes: American homeland is secure Threat of terrorism has been exaggerated John L. Scherer America is prepared for a bioterrorist attack Part I by George W. Bush; Part II by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Improved monitoring of immigrants is protecting the United States Asa Hutchinson No: American homeland is not secure Terrorism is a serious threat to homeland security Larry A. Mefford America is not prepared for a bioterrist attack James Jay Carafano Current immigration policies are failing to protect the United States Michelle Malkin, interviewed by Stephen Goode Security lapses at nuclear plants threaten America Alexander Cockburn Reliance on technology may make America less secure from terrorism Charles C. Mann Is the department of homeland security effective? ; Department of homeland security: an overview U.S. Department of Homeland Security Yes: Department of homeland security is effective Department of homeland security is the best way to protect America Todd Tiahrt Department of homeland security is making America safer George W. Bush Homeland security advisory system is effective Tom Ridge No: Department of homeland security is ineffective: Department of homeland security is not the best way to protect America Ivan Eland Department of homeland security is unlikely to prevent another terrorist attack on America Andrew Stephen Homeland security advisory system does not work Charles V. Pena What measures should be taken to enhance homeland security? ; Airline pilots should be armed John R. Lott, Jr Airline pilots should not be armed George F. Will National Idaho cards would make Americans safer David Bursky National Idaho cards would not make Americans safer Timothy Lynch and Charlotte Twight Home guard should be created to increase homeland security /

Robert Cottrel New intelligence system must be created for effective homeland security James B. Steinberg, Mary Graham and Andew Eggers Do efforts to enhance homeland security threaten civil literties? ; Yes: Efforts to enhance homeland security threaten civil liberties USA Patriot Act has decimated many civil liberties Barbara Dority New surveillance technologies threaten civil liberties Clyde Wayne Crews Jr. ; Efforts to increase homeland security have resulted in the mistreatment of immigrants Mark Engler Using the U.S. military to aid domestic security efforts would lead to violations of civil liberties Gene Healy No: Efforts to enhance homeland security do not threaten civil liberties USA Patriot Act provides the security that protects Americans' liberty John Ashcroft New surveillance technologies can be used without endangering civil liberties Tony Tether Immigrants have been treated fairly in efforts to increase homeland security Michael Chertoff.

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