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The vetting processes for evacuees and asylum applicants in the US
is important because it reduces security risks by subjecting applicants to multi-agency, biographic and biometric checks before and after arrival, while also acting as a recurrent filter that balances...
calls its refugee policy both secure and streamlined because it pairs legally codified, centralized processing systems and interagency with a coordinated designed to move vetted people from referral t...
responded to a 2011 security incident involving by ordering a focused review and tightening of refugee and Special Immigrant Visa (SIV) vetting procedures rather than imposing a blanket ban; the resul...
A is, in practice, a near‑automatic bar to most sworn policing jobs: and many state and municipal law enforcement hiring rules explicitly require an honorable or under‑honorable‑conditions separation ...