U.S. Marshals

The U.S. Marshals Service is a federal law enforcement agency responsible for protecting the federal judiciary, apprehending wanted criminals, and managing federal prisoners. They also oversee the security of federal witnesses and execute warrants for arrest and seizure of property. Established in 1789, they are the oldest federal law enforcement agency, playing a critical role in maintaining the integrity of the federal justice system through enforcement, investigation, and security operations.