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Working in Homeland Security: Benefits, Considerations and More

Working for the Department of Homeland Security is a career choice that can lead you down many rewarding paths, depending on the skills you learn and develop in school and on the job. DHS employees work as law enforcement officers, immigration officials, cybersecurity engineers, first responders, and many other roles. In this article, we break down some of the potential benefits and challenges of working for the DHS.

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