U.S. Port Security Is A Global Issue
Credit: U.S. HOMELAND SECURITY DEPARTMENT
Only 7-10% of the cargo that enters U.S. ports is scanned for illegal drugs or chemical, nuclear or biological agents, Homeland Security Department officials say. But they are quick to add that all cargo is “screened,” using a variety of cooperative programs and technologies, prior to reaching port...
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