Jamie Rhodes

Director Jamie Rhodes is an intelligence operative, law enforcement official, diplomat and counterterrorism specialist whos is currently serving as the Director of Federal Bureau of Investigation. He formerly the United States Special Envoy for the Global Coalition to Counter the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, United States Coordinator for Counterterrorism, Chief of Staff to the FBI Director, FBI Unit Chief for Project Tache, squad supervisor for Project Kagara‘s Squad Alpha-4 and former Special Presidential Envoy for Intelligence and International Security Issues.

Early Life
Jamie Rhodes was born, Jamie Santiago Michael Spencer Rhodes in San Diego, California, in the United States of America. Rhodes was born to an American Hispanic Mother from Kansas City, Missouri and a Canadian-American Father who was raised in Nanaimo, British Columbia. Jamie attended John F. Kennedy Public School, for elementary where he skipped two grades, Lincoln Middle School both in San Diego, he moved back to Canada for 4 years for high school and stayed with his grandparents. He attended Allowite High School in Burnaby, British Columbia. He graduated at the age of 16, and entered University at 17, moving back to the US to attend Georgetown. Rhodes can fluently speak English, Spanish and Portuguese and is semi-fluent in Punjabi, he is also fluent in ASL as all FBI Agents are.

Before CIA
Rhodes attended Georgetown University, where he got a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice which he completed in 3 years, after he got two Master’s Degrees one in Intelligence & Security Studies from University of California, Burkeley, and one in Criminology from the University of Toronto.

CIA Analysis
After graduating, Rhodes served in the Central Intelligence Agency, as an Analysis Officer. During his year in Analysis, Jamie researched Bioweapons. He was offered a promotion to Field Operative which he accepted.

ISIL Infiltration
Rhodes was recruited by the National Clandestine Service and he attended Camp Peary, better known as “The Farm” he passed at the top of his class. Rhodes became a CIA Operative and was sent to Iraq for his first year, during that time he infiltrated ISIL better known as ISIS, the terrorist group in Iraq. He was nearly exposed by a fellow operative after the he converted to the the ISIS Group. One of his friends in the CIA was killed by ISIS after she was exposed.

Infiltration of Al-Qaeda in Pakistan.
In early 2017 he switched operations and was assigned to serve in the state of Punjab in Pakistan. He worked with the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) to discover the identity of Al-Qaeda terrorists in the region. He later changed operations where he was assigned in the state of Sinaloa in Mexico to monitor the activities of the Sinaloa Cartel.

Monitoring the Sinaloa Cartel
While in Mexico, he worked as a Mexican Police Officer under a false identity, Rafael Hernandez. Rhodes discovered links that Sinaloa had to the Mexican Authorities. Evidence of this was gathered in placed in the Sinaloa Papers, a document regarding corruption in the law enforcement agencies in Mexico.

After this assignment Rhodes tendered his resignation at the CIA. His reasoning for doing so being that he wanted to focus on domestic issues in the United States.