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Phillip Linderman
Board Member
Phillip Linderman is a retired State Department senior Foreign Service officer. Over a three-decade career, he served abroad in U.S. embassies and consulates in Belgium, Mexico, Ecuador, Germany, Cuba, Chile, and Trinidad. He also represented U.S. interests at the Organization of American States and the European Union. Linderman’s diplomatic duties often focused on U.S. border security, international travel, and migration policies, giving him wide experience in working with foreign governments, as well as U.S. law enforcement and intelligence partners, on matters such as visa and passport fraud, human trafficking, terrorist travel, watchlisting, and identity information collection and use.
Op-ed: Trump Should Lead a World Summit Against Illegal Immigration
Now is time to internationalize the campaign against illegal immigration
Topics: Illegal Immigration
Trump Should Lead a World Summit Against Illegal Immigration
Now is time to internationalize the campaign against illegal immigration.
Topics: Illegal Immigration
Diplomatic Efforts to Strengthen Border Security
Parsing Immigration Policy, Episode 191
Panel Podcast: State Department Can Lead on Fighting Illegal Immigration and Promoting Border Security
Parsing Immigration Policy, Episode 180
Panel Video: State Department Can Lead on Fighting Illegal Immigration and Promoting Border Security
Topics: U.S. Department of State
Op-ed: The Biden-Harris Administration Risks Another 9/11?
The administration refuses to reevaluate its easy-admission border policies, despite the identification of hundreds of terrorist suspects in the waves of illegal immigrants entering the country.
Topics: Biden Border Crisis, National Security
Foggy Bottom and the Border
Harnessing the State Department to lead a U.S. foreign policy that fights illegal immigration and promotes border security
Topics: U.S. Department of State
The Biden-Harris Administration Risks Another 9/11?
The administration refuses to reevaluate its easy-admission border policies, despite the identification of hundreds of terrorist suspects in the waves of illegal immigrants entering the country.
Topics: National Security