US Marshall Services

The U.S. Marshals Service is the nation's oldest federal law enforcement agency, established in 1789. It holds a central position within the federal justice system, serving as the enforcement arm of the federal courts and participating in nearly all federal law enforcement initiatives.

The agency's mission involves enforcing federal laws and supporting the federal justice system. Key duties include protecting the federal judiciary, ensuring the safety of judges and court personnel, and apprehending federal fugitives. It is also responsible for managing and selling assets acquired through illegal means, housing and transporting federal prisoners, and operating the Witness Security Program. The U.S. Marshals Service works to protect children and communities through rigorous criminal investigations and enhanced outreach efforts.

The agency's vision is centered on protecting, defending, and enforcing the American Justice System, aiming for leadership in law enforcement and promoting accountability. Its core values include justice, integrity, service, unity, empowerment, and inclusivity. The U.S. Marshals Service focuses on investing in its workforce, strengthening investigative capabilities, safeguarding against security threats, and enhancing its business environment.