A 2015 46-page report from the Center for Security Policy, co-authored by Boykin and others, proposing 59 specific action steps divided into categories such as 'Immediate National Actions,' 'Strategic International Actions,' and 'Restoring Liberty.' It frames the 'global jihad movement' as an existential threat driven by the Muslim Brotherhood and shariah, advocating for aggressive countermeasures including designating the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization (Point 1), a moratorium on civilian immigration from nations with significant jihadist presence (Point 13), and closing mosques found to be centers of sedition (Point 20).