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CBP to Stop Using Critical Incident Teams Accused of Cover-Ups
CBP will no longer use secretive teams within Border Control that conduct internal investigations into misconduct by agents after coming under scrutiny by Democrats in Congress, the agency announced in a memo.
TSA Busts Man with 23 Weapons in Carry-on Bag
The TSA caught a Virigina man with 23 weapons in his carry-on bag at a checkpoint at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport.
Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association Endorses Dettelbach to Lead ATF
Steve Dettelbach, President Biden’s pick to lead the ATF, picked up a key endorsement from the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association.
10-Year-Old Battling Cancer Is Sworn in As Youngest CBP Officer
Battling terminal cancer, 10-year-old Devarjaye Daniel wanted more than anything to become a law enforcement officer.
Steven Maloney Assumes Leadership of CBP’s Baltimore Field Office
Stephen T. Maloney, a former Baltimore school teacher, officially took the helm of CBP’s Baltimore Field Office.
Ex-HSI Agent Convicted of Dozens of Charges for Accepted Bribes Linked to Organized Crime
A federal jury convicted a former special agent with Homeland Security Investigations of dozens of criminal charges for accepting bribes linked to organized crime.
GAO: Border Patrol Agents Significantly Undercount Immigrant Deaths
Border Patrol agents are significantly undercounting the number of immigrant deaths, according to a new report from the Government Accountability Office.