National Security Law Expert Sheds Light on U.S. Security Challenges

In a rapidly evolving global security landscape, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security has issued a stark warning about a 'heightened threat environment,' particularly in the wake of U.S. military actions against Iranian nuclear facilities. Amidst growing concerns over cyberterrorism, domestic, and international terrorism, National Security Law Professor Scott Forehand offers a critical examination of the legal frameworks governing national security in his latest book, 'National Security Law- An Introduction Addressing Today's National Security Concerns.' This comprehensive guide, accessible to both legal professionals and the general public, delves into contentious issues such as immigration law, habeas corpus, and FISA surveillance, providing a historical and legal overview of U.S. national security powers. Forehand, with over 25 years of experience in the field, including roles with the FBI and as a firearms instructor, brings unparalleled insight into the secretive world of national security operations. His book aims to demystify the legal boundaries of national security actions and encourage public engagement with these critical issues. For those interested in understanding the balance between national security and civil liberties, Forehand's work is an indispensable resource. More details can be found here.