Vermont’s Top FBI Official to Step Down for State Lottery Commission Post
Daniel Rachek, who has led Vermont’s FBI office for the past six years, is stepping down to become the executive director of the state’s lottery commission.
August 24, 2017
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Border Patrol’s Brownsville Station Gets 25-Year Veteran As New Leader
Jaime Salazar, a 25-year veteran of the Border Patrol, was recently appointed agent in charge of the agency’s Brownsville station.
Ways President Trump Could Stop Draining the Secret Service
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7 Infrastructure Advisers Quit, Saying Trump Is Making Country Less Safe
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Trump Administration Slaps Visa Restrictions on 4 Countries over Immigration Response
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