Which of the following federal agencies and offices holds the database of information on potential terrorists and people suspected of narcotics trafficking or other law enforcement violations?
a. Department of State—Consular Lookout and Support System
b. Department of State—TIPOFF Database
c. Federal Bureau of Investigation—Violent Gang and Terrorist Organization File
d. Immigration and Customs Enforcement—Border Inspection System
d
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