What does the HSI "Operation" aim to achieve?

The objective of HSI "Operations" primarily focuses on disrupting and dismantling criminal organizations. This is central to HSI’s mission, which encompasses a range of law enforcement activities aimed at identifying, investigating, and ultimately neutralizing criminal enterprises that threaten public safety and national security.

By targeting these organizations, HSI seeks to address major issues such as drug trafficking, human smuggling, and other illicit activities that often correlate with violence and corruption. The operations are designed not just to make arrests but to thoroughly invade the operational structure of these organizations, thereby preventing their ability to function or cause harm.

In contrast, while enhancing border security measures and enforcing immigration laws contribute to the overarching goals of HSI, these activities are more focused on managing border control and immigration policy rather than specifically targeting the criminal organizations themselves. Humanitarian assistance may align with certain missions, but it does not encapsulate the primary goals of HSI operations aimed at criminal disruption. Thus, the emphasis on dismantling criminal organizations accurately reflects the core mission of HSI's operational strategies.