1. Department of Homeland Security
   Department of Defense
2. Department of Agriculture
   Department of Clean Water

The USDA includes the Forest Service agency. They regulate the forests and grasslands to meet the needs of present and future generations.

1. ICE
   DEA
2. FBI
   Border Patrol Agents

The FBI takes on these cases when it involves federal offices. They have the important role of ensuring a fair and free election for the citizens of our country.

1. FBI
   DEA
2. U.S. Copyright Office
   NCIS

You file for a copyright in order to have the exclusive legal right to print, publish, perform, film or record literary, artistic, or musical material. The copyright also gives you the sole right to authorize who can or cannot use your materials.

1. SEC
   FBI
2. ICE
   EDA

The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is in charge of removing all aliens that have the final order of removal. To do so, they coordinate with foreign governments worldwide.

1. FBI
   HUD
2. DOT
   ICE

Housing discrimination is illegal in nearly all housing. The Fair Housing Act provides protection against discrimination to people when renting a home.

1. U.S. Marshals
   NCIS
2. WOW
   DOE

The nation's oldest and most versatile federal law enforcement agency is the United States Marshals Service. They have been serving the nation in a variety of activities since 1789.

1. DHS
   FBI
2. Department of Labor
   CIA

The Department of Labor is responsible for enforcing more than 180 federal laws. The Fair Labor Standards Act provides standards for wages and overtime pay.

1. SEC
   CBO
2. FBI
   NASA

White-collar crimes consist of crimes committed by business and government professionals. These are not victimless crimes, and the FBI is dedicated to tracking down the culprits before the crimes happen.

1. Department of Treasury
   Department of Education
2. FBI
   CIA

This is a requirement under Every Student Succeeds Act. This bill was passed in 2015 under President Barack Obama.

1. DHS
   EPA
2. ICE
   DOT

The Environmental Protection Agency is set out to protect the environment. The Clean Air Act is a federal law that regulates the air emissions from both stationary and mobile sources.

1. DOT
   TSA
2. GSA
   FBI

For the FBI, hate crimes are the biggest priority. Hate crimes are considered acts of violence against someone based on their race, color, religion or national origin. The Hate Crimes Prevention Act of 2009 added hate crimes committed against those based on biases of actual or perceived sexual orientation, gender identity, disability or gender.

1. FTC
   NCIS
2. DEA
   Department of Labor

The FTC introduced the Mail, Internet, or Telephone Order Maintenance Rule in 1975 (later modified to include the internet, of course). If a buyer orders merchandise via the mail, internet or by phone, then the seller must ship the product within the advertised time frame. If no time frame is specified, then within 30 days. If they can't ship it within that time frame or a delay happens, the seller must OK it with the buyer or refund their money.

1. NCIS
   HUD
2. DEA
   DOT

The Drug Enforcement Administration enforces the controlled substances regulations and laws of the country. This would include seizing any assets that came from illegal drug trafficking.

1. FBI
   NASA
2. State Police
   ICE

DUI laws vary by state, which means that state police would enforce the rules regarding drinking and driving. This, of course, can also be done by county and local police officers, but the state police would work for the options given.

1. FBI
   Border Patrol Agents
2. FAA
   FDIC

When it comes to election crimes, the FBI is responsible for enforcing any civil rights violations. They would investigate any allegations that minorities are being prevented from voting in federal elections.

1. HUD
   FBI
2. OSHA
   CIA

OSHA is the Occupational Safety and Health Administration. The agency regulates the safety and health conditions in most private industries.

1. FBI
   NCIS
2. HHS
   HUD

The Naval Criminal Investigative Service is responsible for investigating felony crimes within the Department of the Navy. The NCIS consists of about 2,000 personnel.

1. FBI
   CIA
2. HUD
   USPS

The USPS is responsible for handling any complaints regarding mail and mail theft. The U.S. Postal Inspection Service is responsible for enforcing federal criminal statutes regarding mail.

1. SEC
   HUD
2. ICE
   SBA

The federal securities laws involve both the Securities Act and Exchange Act. The Securities Act monitors the sales and offers of securities in the country. The Exchange Act states that companies that have sales of securities in the company must also reveal their business operations and financial condition.

1. Department of Agriculture
   Department of Food Packaging
2. Department of Homeland Security
   Department of Justice

The Country of Origin Labeling requires companies to label where certain foods are from. These foods include peanuts, pecans, ginseng and fresh and frozen vegetables.

1. FDA
   FTC
2. SEC
   FBI

The FTC uses the Used Car Rule, which took effect in 1985. The Buyers Guide shows the buyer whether the dealer is offering a warranty or not. If they are, it clearly states the terms and conditions of that warranty.

1. Border Patrol Agents
   FHA
2. FBI
   SEC

Human trafficking is thought to be the third-largest criminal activity in the world. Human trafficking is addressed by the FBI under their Civil Rights program and its Violent Crimes Against Children program.

1. HUD
   FBI
2. SEC
   TSA

Because of the expansion of the internet, identity theft is happening more and more. This happens when someone unlawfully obtains someone else's personal information and uses it to commit fraud or theft.

1. FBI
   FCC
2. FTC
   FDA

The Federal Trade Commission has put the 900-Number Rule into place. This requires the companies to disclose the cost of telephone-based entertainment or information services, which are known as "audiotext" services. These disclosures must be made in the advertising or in a message at the beginning of the program.

1. FBI
   DEA
2. Department of Labor
   U.S. Marshals

The Americans with Disabilities Act was introduced in 1990. This civil rights law prohibits an employer from discriminating against anyone based on a disability.

1. Border Patrol Agents
   DEA
2. EPA
   FBI

For these crimes, the FBI works with domestic and international law enforcement partners. This involves U.S. citizens and permanent residents traveling overseas to engage in illegal sexual activities with children under the age of 18.

1. EPA
   NCIS
2. FBI
   DOJ

The Office of Water is part of the EPA. Their main task is to ensure that drinking water is safe.

1. FBI
   NCIS
2. ICE
   FCC

The FCC states that if programming is shown on TV in the U.S., then the internet video clip must be captioned. However, delays are allowed for including the captioning. You have a 12-hour delay for clips of live programming and an 8-hour delay for clips of near-live programming.

1. FBI
   DHS
2. FTC
   DEA

This registry was put in place for consumers to stop telemarketers from calling their personal phone numbers. If you have a complaint about telemarketer calls to your home or cellphone, they go to the FTC.

1. NASA
   FBI
2. HHS
   CBO

The shooting was the deadliest mass shooting by an individual in U.S. history. This mass shooting was considered domestic terrorism, which is why the FBI would have investigated it.

1. FBI
   CIA
2. ICE
   FTC

The FTC monitors the Eyeglass Rule, which states a copy of the eye exam must be given to patients at no extra cost. Also, this rule prohibits optometrists and ophthalmologists from making the exam available only if patients agree to purchase any ophthalmic goods.

1. FBI
   FCC
2. DHS
   State Police

With the advancement of technology, more people are using their cellphone while driving. The laws vary by state, as some don't allow texting while driving and other states have banned the use of cellphones completely. Because of this, state police enforce these laws.

1. FBI
   DOT
2. HUD
   ICE

The FBI put Color of Law violations into place to help prevent abuse of power from happening, like police officers using too much force when arresting someone. Law enforcement officers are allowed to use "reasonable" force, but they cannot go into “unreasonable” or “excessive” force.

1. HUD
   Department of Labor
2. SBA
   FBI

The Department of Labor (DOL) requires employers to provide their employees with notices in the workplace. This can be a sign in the break room about minimum wage laws. These free posters are available on the DOL website to print.

1. FDIC
   FCC
2. FBI
   DEA

The FDIC monitors the Truth in Lending Act, which allows borrowers three days to reconsider their decision on a loan without losing any money. This was designed to help protect consumers against lenders using high-pressure sales tactics.