This issue of the Bulletin includes cases involving: waste grease discharges, refrigerant imports, reptile trafficking, game bird fighting, public utility hacking, and more. Continue reading at the publisher's website.

Continue reading at the publisher's website.

We are thrilled to announce that the U.S. Department of Justice Museum will open its doors in July 2026 as part of America's 250th anniversary celebration! This milestone represents years of careful planning, research, and dedication to preserving and sharing the remarkable history of justice in America. Continue reading at the publisher's website.

This issue of the Bulletin includes cases involving: exotic fish smuggling; brine water discharges; snake trafficking; game bird fighting; pesticide sales; refrigerant smuggling, and more. Continue reading at the publisher's website.

From February 23–27, ICITAP delivered Internal Auditor Training for 21 Mexican forensic experts representing multiple states and forensic disciplines. The training supports ongoing efforts to strengthen forensic laboratory systems and promote adherence to internationally recognized standards for scientific quality, reliability, and accountability. Continue reading at the publisher's website.

On February 19, the ICITAP-Montenegro Mission Advisor and the INL Senior Justice Advisor met with senior representatives of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) Mission to Montenegro, including the Deputy Head of Mission and leadership from the Security Cooperation and Governance Program, to review the OSCE’s 2026 Law Enforcement Assistance Report and Action Plan and align it with ICITAP’s operational priorities. Continue reading at the publisher's website.

The U.S. Department of Justice’s Environment and Natural Resources Division (ENRD), in partnership with the Indonesian Center for Environmental Law and the Independent Forest Monitoring Network, last month participated in a training workshop for 25 Indonesian law enforcement, prosecutors, and judges on addressing illegal timber and wildlife trafficking crimes.   Continue reading at the publisher's website.

From February 9–14, ICITAP sponsored eight Mexican forensic experts to participate in the 78th Annual Conference of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences (AAFS) in New Orleans, Louisiana, the largest gathering of the forensic science community focused on learning, collaboration, and professional networking.  Continue reading at the publisher's website.

From February 2–6, ICITAP, in partnership with the Guardian Centers of Georgia, delivered an Advanced Surveillance and Countersurveillance Training to 15 officers from Jordan’s Public Security Directorate/Special Branch, combining classroom instruction with intensive, scenario-driven field exercises designed to strengthen operational tradecraft and mission readiness.  Continue reading at the publisher's website.

From January 26 to 30, ICITAP-Colombia, in partnership with the Internal Revenue Service Criminal Investigation Division, conducted a Financial Investigation Techniques course for 30 investigators from the Colombian National Police and the Technical Investigation Corps of the Attorney General’s Office. Continue reading at the publisher's website.

This issue of the Bulletin includes cases involving wild bird smuggling; biofuel fraud; worker deaths; pesticide sales; dog fighting; big game hunting; hazardous waste storage; reptile smuggling; demolition projects; wastewater discharges, and more. Continue reading at the publisher's website.

On January 23, the ICITAP-Mexico Attaché and the ICITAP-Mexico Director of Operations, alongside the U.S. Embassy in Mexico and the Attorney General of Quintana Roo, participated in a ceremony honoring 23 public servants from the state’s forensic services agency who successfully completed ICITAP-led courses in genetics, chemistry, and Internal Auditing of Quality Management Systems.  Continue reading at the publisher's website.

Continue reading at the publisher's website.

On January 19, ICITAP Counter-IED Advisors delivered Burkina Faso’s Groupe Spéciale d’Intervention de la Police Nationale (GSIPN) its first-ever explosives safety and demolition range instruction, marking a historic milestone in ICITAP’s engagement with the Burkinabe National Police.  Continue reading at the publisher's website.

The U.S. Supreme Court declined to review a decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit regarding Tribal fishing rights in Michigan. Continue reading at the publisher's website.

On January 13, ICITAP Albania joined the U.S. Embassy Tirana and international law enforcement partners in recognizing the 113th Anniversary of the Albanian State Police (ASP), commemorating over a century of dedicated service to public safety and order in Albania. Continue reading at the publisher's website.

On January 6, ICITAP marked its 40th anniversary – four decades of global engagement united by one mission: protecting U.S. national security through international law enforcement cooperation.  Continue reading at the publisher's website.

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has announced bold action to prioritize religious liberty and practice in the military, executing a “top-down cultural shift, putting spiritual well-being on the same footing as physical and mental health.”The Religious Liberty Commission commends the Department on these important steps. Continue reading at the publisher's website.

This month’s Bulletin includes cases involving: game bird fighting; hazardous waste disposal; vessel pollution; lead paint inspection fraud; refrigerant smuggling, and more. Continue reading at the publisher's website.

From December 3–5, the Western Hemisphere Workshop on Border Security and Law Enforcement Coordination convened in Panama City, Panama, highlighting ICITAP’s central role in strengthening regional law enforcement capacity and directly supporting U.S. national security through enhanced information sharing and operational interoperability. Continue reading at the publisher's website.

This month’s Bulletin includes cases involving refrigerant smuggling, fuel spills, grizzly bear killing, wastewater treatment discharges, red snapper harvesting, and more. Continue reading at the publisher's website.

The Office of Information Policy announces rescheduled virtual FOIA trainings in Fiscal Year 2026. Continue reading at the publisher's website.

The CFO Council will hold its next public meeting on December 15th, 2025. Continue reading at the publisher's website.

OIP announces the new training date and registration link for the FY25 Annual and Quarterly FOIA Report training.  Continue reading at the publisher's website.