Draft a policy-making framework which a homeland security strategist/practitioner (you) would use to effectively analyze an issue. The goal here is to develop your own functional framework which you can use in thinking about homeland security issues. In developing your framework, it can be helpful to start with a series of questions such as: what is the context of the issue; what assumptions about the situation and the international/domestic environment can be made; how does this issue fit within the greater homeland security strategy; what are the priorities; who can/should do something about this issue; and how should they proceed? Include three to five traits from The Architecture of Leadership text that the homeland security practitioner needs to be mindful of in designing and using this policy-making framework. Then, apply that framework in a few paragraphs or a concise page to a recent or current homeland security issue or policy decision problem that you have identified in your daily readings or research.Below is the link for The Architecture of Leadership text:https://www.orau.gov/dhssummit/presentations/March17/Keynote_Loy_Mar17.pdf
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