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A Washington Post review of leaked names of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers found an alarming number of hires who, as one expert put it, have “ no business having a gun and a badge .” The Post was able to check the backgrounds of ICE’s new recruits only because of a breach. In late October, activists hacked a Department of Homeland Security employee database and published details on thousands of workers, including roughly 1,500 ICE officers and…
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Upgrade this serverA Washington Post review of leaked names of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers found an alarming number of hires who, as one expert put it, have “ no business having a gun and a badge .” The Post was able to check the backgrounds of ICE’s new recruits only because of a breach. In late October, activists hacked a Department of Homeland Security employee database and published details on thousands of workers, including roughly 1,500 ICE officers and agents hired during Trump’s second term. DHS has long refused to name its officers , saying it needs to protect them from…
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