Training with Houston's HSI Special Response Team

Chronicle Reporter Lomi Kriel trains with Homeland Security Investigations Special Responce Team. (Johnny Hanson / Houston Chronicle)

[@specialagentblog4474]

HSI is the second largest investigative (8,700 special agents) service in the U.S. and has a vital mission related to transnational crime. This is a great place for a law enforcement career.

[@PipeLineShockStudios]

i hope none of them get PTSD like thst writer 😂

[@A-arxn]

Strykers > MRAPS

[@silentblackhole]

Over half of this video is just black. No sound. No video.

[@jeremycapps2678]

Might be the fault of the person In charge of uploading/editing Glad I wasn't the only one that noticed

[@The_Superintendent]

Her stance tho

[@mikaels6009]

So this unit HSI is different from ICE and CBPs SRTs?

[@CrAzYGunman13]

So they are all under DHS ice is the enforcement of immigrant law while ero is the removal of illegal immigrants in theory HSI SRT should be able to work with both especially if it's a dangerous warrant ie: Cartel members. CBP SRT mainly bortac has the potential to do the same but stay close to border because of their mission set. But in reality they be doing the same stuff or be working together that goes for all federal agencies.

[@CrAzYGunman13]

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[@CarlosHerrera-um5xs]

mraps are cool, but stykers are more cool.

[@prmachinegunner]

Carlos Herrera MRAPS have a higher protection level. The Stryker is only good up to 50 cal.

[@Fight4MyCountry]

Yes because they gonna give LE Strykers lmao

[@theBnoJ]

Strykers are cool, but have you heard of an M113?😂

[@ce6654]

lmao Man, that was a horrible "chick lean."