And at Home: Homeland Defense Strategy at the Southwest Border

The book critiques the current homeland defense strategy of the United States, particularly at the Southwest border, highlighting its confusion and inconsistencies in threat identification and roles. It emphasizes that the existing strategy is inadequate for addressing various threats to national security and is poorly implemented, leaving the homeland vulnerable. The analysis reveals that threats are not being effectively countered, allowing them to penetrate deeper into the homeland, necessitating a comprehensive revision and execution of defense strategies.