Strengthening Law Enforcement Across Six Regions

North American Division (USPDNA)

The North American Division is responsible for law enforcement operations across the United States, Canada, Mexico, and associated territories. Its core priorities include combating organized crime, ensuring border security, conducting counter-terrorism operations, and fostering interagency collaboration. Serving as the USPD’s central hub, USPDNA also hosts the department’s global headquarters, providing strategic leadership and direction to all other divisions.

South American Division (USPDSA)

The South American Division oversees operations throughout Central and South America. With a focus on combating transnational organized crime, including drug and human trafficking, USPDSA also prioritizes addressing environmental crimes and regional instability. Close partnerships with local governments and international organizations are essential to its mission, promoting security and sustainable development across the region.

European Division (USPDEU)

Headquartered in Germany, the European Division manages law enforcement activities across Europe. Its primary responsibilities include counter-terrorism, combating organized crime, cybercrime prevention, and coordinating efforts with NATO, the European Union, and Interpol. USPDEU places a strong emphasis on intelligence-led policing and operational readiness, ensuring swift responses to emerging threats in the region.

Asian Division (USPDASIA)

The Asian Division spans the vast and diverse continent of Asia, addressing critical challenges such as counter-terrorism, human trafficking, cybercrime, and geopolitical tensions. USPDASIA works closely with national and regional law enforcement agencies to strengthen security frameworks, enhance regional cooperation, and address cross-border threats effectively.

African Division (USPDAF)

The African Division focuses on the unique challenges faced across the African continent, including terrorism, corruption, wildlife poaching, human trafficking, and piracy. USPDAF emphasizes community-based policing, capacity building, and collaboration with the African Union and other regional organizations to foster sustainable security and governance across its jurisdictions.

Australian Division (USPDAU)

The Australian Division is responsible for law enforcement activities in Australia, New Zealand, and the Pacific Islands. Core areas of focus include environmental protection, maritime security, and combating transnational organized crime. USPDAU also plays a critical role in intelligence-sharing efforts and cooperative policing, particularly due to its strategic proximity to Asia.

Global Collaboration

The six USPD Divisions work in close coordination to ensure a unified approach to combating global threats. Through shared intelligence, joint operations, and interregional task forces, the divisions collectively uphold the USPD’s mission of promoting security, justice, and stability worldwide. This robust, interconnected framework ensures that the USPD remains a leader in modern law enforcement and international cooperation.