Homeland Security Raw

Homeland Security Raw is a reality television series produced by Lucky 8 TV, the Stamford, Connecticut-based unscripted production company founded in 2014 by veteran producers Kim Woodard, Greg Henry, Isaac Holub, and George Kralovansky. The series follows homeland security operations at Miami International Airport (MIA), one of the busiest international gateways in the United States, handling over 50 million passengers annually. Lucky 8 has established itself as a premier producer of law enforcement and institutional reality programming, with a portfolio that includes Netflix's breakout hit Unlocked: A Jail Experiment, A&E's long-running 60 Days In and Booked: First Day In, the History Channel's The Food That Built America, and National Geographic's To Catch a Smuggler. The company's founders previously created over 100 hours of programming at National Geographic Television, including the record-rating series Brain Games, Border Wars, and Lockdown, earning several Emmy nominations. Filming permits were issued in January 2026 by Miami-Dade County's Office of Film and Entertainment for production at Miami International Airport. The series fits within the established genre of airport and border security docuseries that have proven consistently popular with viewers, including ABC's Homeland Security USA (2009) and Travel Channel's Airport 24/7: Miami (2012-2013).