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Security Industry Association announces winners of the 2023 SIA Women in Biometrics Awards - Vimarsana News

Security Industry Association announces winners of the 2023 SIA Women in Biometrics Awards

The 2023 SIA Women in Biometrics Awards will be presented May 16 at a special award ceremony during SIA GovSummit.

New N.C. laws take effect January 1, 2023 - Vimarsana News

New N.C. laws take effect January 1, 2023

The new year means new laws for North Carolina. Here is a look at some of the laws that will take effect on Jan. 1, 2023. Although S.B. 300, Criminal Justice Reform, was signed into law by Democrat Gov. Roy Cooper on Sept. 2, 2021, a portion of the bill only becomes law on Jan. 1.

Justice Department Opens Application Period for Program to Enhance Tribal Access to National Crime Information Databases - Vimarsana News

Justice Department Opens Application Period for Program to Enhance Tribal Access to National Crime Information Databases

The Department of Justice is pleased to announce the opening of the application period for federally recognized Tribes and intertribal consortia to participate in the Tribal Access Program (TAP) for National Crime Information, which provides federally recognized Tribes the ability to access and exchange data with national crime information database

Republicans press Biden to explain how synagogue terrorist was let into country - Vimarsana News

Republicans press Biden to explain how synagogue terrorist was let into country

AUSTIN, Texas — Both Texas senators and Senate Judiciary Committee Republicans are pressing the Biden administration to explain how the British terrorist who took four people hostage inside a Texas synagogue this month was allowed to enter the country, given major flags in his background.

Texas synagogue terrorist likely didn't require visa to enter US, avoiding vetting - Vimarsana News

Texas synagogue terrorist likely didn't require visa to enter US, avoiding vetting

AUSTIN, Texas — The British terrorist who held four people hostage at a Texas synagogue over the weekend is believed to have traveled to the United States on the basis of tourism, meaning he faced less screening and vetting than a visa or green card recipient would.