National security is principal to the safeguarding of America as well as its citizens. It's vital, especially as the world is getting universal, that the nation's security and its systems as a whole are upheld (Bush, 2009). Today, the U.S relishes a position of superior martial power, as well as pronounced political and commercial influence. In a secure nation, the people can improve and better their livelihood. Hence, defending our country against its adversaries is a crucial obligation of the Federal Government (Bush, 2002). In the past, enemies required huge armies and great economic affluence to place America in harm's way. Currently, mysterious groups of entities cause disorder and anguish to our community for much less. Terrorists are organized to infiltrate vulnerable societies and to turn the influence of current technologies against us
Technology is becoming more and more pervasive, as the production of tools that can in due course put an end to humankind are becoming more prevalent. The spread of airborne missile tools and the presence of nuclear-powered weapons platforms in countries such as Russia, North Korea, and Iran represent the greatest danger to humankind. The U.S. requires a new approach, a constructive image that brings together certifiable weapons control, law enforcement, military force, missile resistance, improved homeland resistances, intelligence, and vigorous efforts to cut off terrorist funding and accountable non-proliferation diplomacy. It is now time to take a hard look at the kind of nuclear power that needed in the U.S. In-house research on the imminent atomic force has been commenced, and the international community is united in trying to come up with an approach to resolve the Iranian nuclear crisis. There are various solutions to this threat of national security.
First, is the modernization of the nuclear collection, for the anticipatable future. The weapons will be up-to-date and conserved securely. The American Security Project is committed to safeguarding our nuclear weapons, to avoid propagation of nuclear-powered arms to the wrong hands. Second, is the taking of proliferation more seriously. The government ought to carry on with efforts such as the Proliferation Security Initiative that have demonstrated their worth and brought about in the demilitarization of Libya. The most effective way to regulate and bound the spread of atomic munitions is to guard and advance sovereignty worldwide (Gray, 2016). However, even before proliferation is advanced, it is of crucial interest to modernize the U.S. nuclear weapons. It ensures that the nation is secure and ready, as other measures are and implemented.
Also, the federal, state and local governments should work together in unison, to make sure that national security is in the forefront. The federal government should make sure that they enforce laws to ensure order and stability within society. According to Article I, section 8 of the U.S. Constitution, it should safeguard the national economy, national security and foreign policies (Gaines " Kappeler, 2014). The responsibility of the state and local governments is the provision of quick and consequence-mitigation to attacks that transpire in spite of the efforts of the federal government to avert it. By working together, and through national security, America and the world at large can defend themselves against the influences of combat through robust governance and teamwork.
References
Bush, G. W. (2009). The national security strategy of the United States of America. Wordclay.
Bush, G. W. (2002). The national security strategy of the United States of America. Executive Office of the President Washington Dc.
Gaines, L. K., " Kappeler, V. E. (2014). Policing in America. Routledge.
Gray, C. S. (2016). Strategy and politics. Routledge.
