Who has the authority to enter and update a record for suspected terrorists in the TSC?

The Terrorist Screening Center (TSC) is specifically designated to manage the records for suspected terrorists. This authority encompasses the ability to enter new records, update existing ones, and maintain the overall integrity of the database related to terrorist threats. The TSC operates as a centralized hub for terrorist-related information and ensures that data is accurate and accessible to appropriate law enforcement agencies that require it for national security and public safety.

While local law enforcement, the Department of Justice, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation may interact with or utilize the information contained in the TSC, they do not hold the authority to directly enter or update those records. Their roles are generally focused on enforcement actions, investigations, or other criminal justice functions that may rely on the data maintained by the TSC. Therefore, the responsibility for managing records related to suspected terrorists rests solely with the TSC.