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In 1908, Attorney General Charles Bonaparte originated the Federal Bureau of Investigation from a force of Special Agents. The FBI, as it is referred to today, was started during the Presidency of Theodore Roosevelt. The beginning investigations for the FBI were mostly violations of laws involving national banking, bankruptcy, naturalization, antitrust, espionage, and land fraud (fbi.gov, 3).

In June 1910, the first major expansion of the bureau happened, when the Mann (White Slave) Act was passed. The Act made it a crime to transport women over state lines for immoral purposes (fbi.gov, 3). The FBI began with thirty-four special agents, and within the next few years, the number of Special Agents had grown to more than three hundred, and another three hundred support employees (fbi.gov, 3). With the entry of the United States into World War I in April 1917, the bureau's jurisdiction was enlarged to include espionage, selective service, sabotage acts, and assisted the Department of Labor by investigating enemy aliens. The years form 1921 to 1933 are sometimes referred to as the "lawless years", because of gangsterism and the public disregard for Prohibition (fbi.gov, 4). During these years, the FBI made littl

increase in the investigation, the FBI also developed a network of informational sources, often using members of fraternal or veterans' organizations. With leads developed by these intelligence networks and through their own work, FBI agents investigated potential threats to national security (fbi.gov, 6). As the FBI became more advanced in the intelligence area, they began to collect some important intelligence from many of the world's leading country. This advancement by the technical laboratory played the pioneering role in allowing the United States to use its highly skilled and inventive staff cooperated with engineers, scientists, and cryptographers in other agencies to penetrate and sometimes control the flow of information from the belligerents in the Western Hemisphere (fbi.gov, 7).

http://www.mediafilter.org/mff/fbi/fbi.html July 2, 2000.

When the FBI began, it did not have the jurisdiction that it has today, because the Bureau was originally set up for investigation banking, bankruptcy, naturalization, antitrust, espionage, and land fraud. Today, the FBI has pretty much an unlimited jurisdiction anywhere in the world, because the FBI investigates any crime that is in anyway related to the United States.

There were to main causes to the FBI's jurisdiction to be enlarged, first was in 1929 when the stock market crashed and following that was the Great Depression.

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