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Homeland Security: White Supremacy Is a Leading Domestic Terrorism Threat
The Department of Homeland Security is beginning to combat white supremacy violence following the massacre in El Paso by a gunman motivated by his hatred of immigrants.
FBI Offers $15,000 Reward After Fire Bombings of El Paso Catholic Churches That Served Hispanics
The FBI is offering a $15,000 reward for helping tracking down the arsonists responsible for setting fire to three Catholic Churches in El Paso that primarily serve Hispanics and migrants.
ATF Supervisor with Nazi Tattoo Is Accused of Discriminating Against Black Agent
An African American ATF supervisor claims in a lawsuit that the agency discriminated against her after launching complaints about another supervisor with a Nazi-themed tattoo
A Top Homeland Security Official Was Using Thousands of Tax Dollars on Personal Meals
The Department of Homeland Security’s top spokesman, who plans to leave his post today, has been under investigation for spending large amount of tax dollars on personal dining expenses
Border Patrol Agents Take Over Screening Migrant Families from Asylum Officers
The fate of migrant families seeking protection in the U.S. will now be determined by Border Patrol agents, instead of the highly trained asylum officers who are highly trained in refugee laws.
Top Homeland Security Lawyer Fired in Latest Shake-Up
Shake-ups continue at the Department of Homeland Security with Tuesday’s departure of John Mitnick, the agency’s general counsel.
Quick-Acting TSA Officer May Have Saved the Life of a Traveler in Alaska
A TSA officer may have saved the life of a passenger who was choking on a grape at an Alaskan airport.