INL

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INL is the U.S. State Department’s Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs, responsible for combating international drug trafficking and strengthening foreign criminal justice systems.

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instanceOf bureau of the United States Department of State
abbreviation INL NERFINISHED
collaboratesWith United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime NERFINISHED
foreign law enforcement agencies
foreign ministries of justice
multilateral organizations
other U.S. federal agencies
country United States of America
focusesOn border security related to narcotics and crime
corruption
drug trafficking
money laundering
organized crime
fullName Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs NERFINISHED
goal disrupt transnational criminal organizations
enhance international cooperation against crime
promote fair and accountable justice systems abroad
reduce availability of illicit drugs
strengthen partner nations’ criminal justice institutions
headquartersLocation Washington, D.C.
jurisdiction United States government
surface form: United States federal government
mandateSource U.S. federal law
U.S. foreign policy directives
oversees corrections reform programs abroad
counternarcotics assistance programs
criminal justice sector assistance programs
police training programs abroad
prosecutorial and judicial training programs
parentAgency United States Department of State NERFINISHED
partOf U.S. foreign assistance architecture
policyArea criminal justice reform
international narcotics control
law enforcement capacity building
rule of law
transnational crime
responsibility assisting foreign law enforcement institutions
combating international drug trafficking
managing foreign assistance for criminal justice sector reform
strengthening foreign criminal justice systems
supporting anti-crime programs overseas
supporting counternarcotics programs
supporting rule of law abroad
typeOf foreign policy bureau NERFINISHED
usesInstrument equipment provision
foreign assistance funding
technical assistance
training programs

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