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| − | '''The Department of Homeland Security''' is a part of the Executive Branch of the United States government. Its purpose is to evaluate and neutralize threats to national security. |
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| − | In real life, the Department of Homeland Security was created to further counterterrorism goals, as [[CTU]] does on ''[[24]]''. Nevertheless, it does appear in both the [[David Palmer]] and [[Charles Logan]] administrations. |
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| − | ==Day 2== |
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| − | [[Ralph Burton]], a private investigator hired by [[Kate Warner]], reported to Homeland Security that [[Reza Naiyeer]] was possibly involved with [[Syed Ali]] and the [[Second Wave]] terrorist cell. They alerted [[CTU]] and [[Tony Almeida]] investigated his background. |
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| − | ==Day 3== |
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| − | [[David Palmer]] was advised on how to handle the [[Cordilla Virus]] by [[Joseph O'Laughlin]], who was the head of the Department. |
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| − | ==Day 4== |
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| − | Homeland Security monitored phone calls after the attack on [[James Heller]] and picked up a call between [[Dina Araz]] and her son. |
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| − | ==Day 5== |
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| − | The department plays a pivotal role in [[Day 5]], when [[Karen Hayes]] and [[Miles Papazian]] from the DHS take over [[CTU Los Angeles]] following a Sentox VX nerve gas attack that killed nearly 40% of the staff. Their staffers such as [[Susan Cittle]] and [[Jim Hill]] take over surviving CTU employees, such as [[Vivian Crenzler]] and [[Phyllis Jecille]]. Many of the people at CTU for the rest of the day were from the DHS, so that Hayes and Papazian would have more control. |
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| − | [[Category:Government|Homeland Security, Department of]] |
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