US Marshals

U.S. Marshals are federal law enforcement officers responsible for protecting the judicial system and ensuring the security of federal courts. They handle tasks such as apprehending wanted fugitives, transporting federal detainees, executing federal court orders, and providing security for witnesses and judges. As the oldest federal law enforcement agency, they play a vital role in maintaining order and upholding federal laws across the United States, often working in collaboration with other law enforcement agencies.