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      Inclusive DiversityDHS is Hiring Women in Law Enforcement
Every day, more than 140,000 employees in Law Enforcement positions work to secure the Nation’s borders, enforce immigration and trade laws, conduct interagency law enforcement training, and carry out economic, transportation and infrastructure security. DHS is committed to keeping these critical positions staffed by building a diverse, resilient, and skilled workforce of the highest quality that mirrors and represents the public that we serve.

The Department of Homeland Security has unique career opportunities that will challenge your mind and reward your skills and talents. To learn more about the current job opportunities in DHS Components and Headquarters offices, visit the career pages below:

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	Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers
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	Office of Inspector GeneralTo view all open DHS Law Enforcement job announcements visit USAJOBS.
      
      Resources for DHS Women in Law Enforcement
      At DHS, we understand that the health and well-being of our employees and their families come first. The Department has several resources and programs available to help employees balance work-life responsibilities. Learn more about career development and work-life resources and benefits for DHS employees.
  
    
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    Last Updated: 10/05/2022
  
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