The Center for Policy and Law Enforcement

Questions and Answers

What is the Center for Policy and Law Enforcement? IRmep research has revealed numerous laws already embedded in US civil and criminal code are routinely broken by US based and international entities.   IRmep's Center Policy and Law Enforcement works to unearth, document, formulate pro-forma evidence and indictments and work with law enforcement to take over cases in order to uphold US law.

What does Middle East policy have to do with law enforcement? It is stated US foreign policy and international law that the US is against Israeli settlement building in the occupied West Bank, for example.  Yet billions of dollars of charitable donations are routinely laundered into settlement building and fomenting conflict against a nation with which the US is not at war.  Criminal code, currently unenforced, can help achieve US policy objectives against settlement building, if only prosecutors can be motivated to take the case. 

I'm a lawyer and licensed to practice.   How can I help on a pro bono basis?  Please send your bio, practice area, and how you think you can help out through our online web form.

What are some upcoming research projects of the Center?  Espionage has no statute of limitations.  IRmep is working to see cases dating back to the 1970's concerning Richard Perle, Douglas Feith, and Paul Wolfowitz reopened and prosecuted.  The recent revelations of espionage against the US perpetrated by Feith employees, the AIPAC and Israeli diplomats underscores that an environment of zero consequence law breaking has snowballed into a free for all of hostile espionage against the US by foreign agents and US based criminals.

IRmep is also working with CNI to increase the registration of foreign agents for lobbyists who currently flout the law.

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