What is the primary legal distinction between 'national security' and 'homeland security' activities?
The primary legal distinction lies in the focus and permissible targets of the activities. National security activities primarily concern protecting the nation from external threats, often involving actions taken outside U.S. borders and targeting foreign entities or governments. These actions are typically governed by laws related to foreign intelligence, militar....
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