The mission and values ​​of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) are underpinned by strong constitutional values. Over the years since the FBI was created in 1908 by the Attorney General Charles Bonaparte during As a progressive during this period, Bonaparte applied his philosophy to the formation of the FBI with several corps of agents. His thinking was that these men should have experience and not political ties to the United States Constitution based on “federalism” – a national government with jurisdiction over matters that cross borders, such as interstate and foreign affairs. With this, over the years, the FBI has been given a great deal of authority to serve and protect How the FBI was divided into seven areas to follow the United States Constitution: criminal investigations, civil rights, domestic terrorism, domestic foreign intelligence, organized crime/drug cases, violent crimes, and white collar crimes. Given this, even today the FBI has great authority and ensures that it bases all its actions on the Constitution of the United States. In the area of ​​background investigations the FBI handles background checks on anyone applying for positions at the Department of Energy, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, the Department of Justice, and the FBI itself. In conducting these investigations of applicants, the FBI will interview neighbors and co-workers of those who apply. They will also check their criminal records and credit history. I'm doing it ...