Shortly after the creation of the Department of Homeland Security it embarked on a program to enable its forces to communicate via radio, much like the police do. Several years later, after spending $430,000,000, there is little radio communication. In a survey conducted by the Inspector General of DHS it was found that only one of those surveyed was able to actually communicate using the channel created. 72% did not know the channel existed, 25% could not find the channel and 3% were using an out-of-date channel.
Does DHS do anything well?
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