The Number of Employees Within and the Annual Operating Budget of U.S. Government Agency the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Number of Federal Bureau of Investigation Locations Within the U.S., the Number of Countries Federal Bureau of Investigation Agents are Stationed Within, the Number of Agents Typically Sent to Infiltrate a Vehicle and/or Location, the Role of Each Agent During This Infiltration, How Federal Bureau of Investigation Agents Artificially Manufacture More Time to Successfully Complete an Infiltration Operation, Federal Bureau of Investigation Agents Infiltrating a Location When a Target is Present in Some Cases, the Strategy the Federal Bureau of Investigation Utilizes to Infiltrate a Location While a Target is Present, the Reason This Strategy is Effective to Monitor Targets, the Usage of This Strategy to Infiltrate Illicit Criminal Syndicates, the Concept of the “Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act Wall”, the Dismantling of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act Wall Post September 11, 2001, the Concept of “Fusion Centers”, the Various Law Enforcement Agencies Which Utilize Fusion Centers, the Security Clearance Required for Agents Who Work Within Fusion Centers, the Educational Subjects the Federal Bureau of Investigation Screens for When Recruiting, the Federal Bureau of Investigation Developing Tactical Training Facilities for Recruits, How Recruits Successfully Complete These Tactical Training Facilities, the Length of Time Recruits Must Last Prior to Being Accepted Into the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Ambiguity of Where an Agent Will Be Assigned Work Within the Federal Bureau of Investigation After Becoming an Agent, the Reason Agents are Often Sent Outside of Their Home City and/or Home State, and the Fastest Expanding Branch of the Federal Bureau of Investigation