National Maritime Security Act

The National Maritime Security Act is a law designed to protect the United States' maritime interests, including ports, ships, and waterways. It establishes guidelines for security measures to prevent threats such as terrorism, smuggling, and unlawful activities in maritime environments. The Act authorizes agencies to conduct inspections, monitor vessels, and improve infrastructure security. Its goal is to ensure safe and secure maritime transportation, facilitate trade, and protect national security by coordinating efforts among various federal, state, and private entities involved in maritime operations.