Homeland Security Released Nearly 20,000 Criminal Immigrants in 2015
Homeland Security released nearly 20,000 criminal immigrants in 2015, largely because the convicts’ countries wouldn’t take them back.
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Dozens of Air Marshals Committed Crimes, Ranging from Attempted Murder to Human Trafficking
Dozens of federal air marshals have been committed crimes ranging from attempted murder to aiding a human trafficking ring
FBI Begins to Track Worst Animal Abuse Cases This Year to Improve Enforcement
Beginning this year, the FBI will begin tracking the animal cruelty cases to keep an eye on the worst abuse in the country.
FBI Fails to Vet Arrest Records for Frequently Used Database on Crimes
The FBI is no longer vetting arrest records from states in an apparent violation of federal regulations that require the bureau to exclude from its database “nonserious” arrests and convictions.
FBI Tries to Manage During Government Shutdown, Hopes for the Best
Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com The FBI is worried about the impact the government shutdown will have on investigating crime. Already hammered by budget cuts and sequestration, the FBI is operating without employees deemed “non-essential,” the Washington Times reports. A month ago, the FBI Agents Association said in a report that it’s concerned about budget cuts that…
USA Today Exclusive: FBI Allowed Informants to Commit 5,600 Crimes
By Brad Heath USA Today WASHINGTON — The FBI gave its informants permission to break the law at least 5,658 times in a single year, according to newly disclosed documents that show just how often the nation’s top law enforcement agency enlists criminals to help it battle crime. The U.S. Justice Department ordered the FBI…
Column: The FBI’s Struggle to Transform Into an Intelligence Agency
Henry Crumpton served as U.S. coordinator for counterterrorism from 2005 to 2007. By AMB. HENRY A. CRUMPTON Politico Since the Sept. 11 attacks, the FBI, the world’s leading law enforcement agency, has labored to transform itself into an intelligence organization — while preserving its policing pre-eminence. This challenge has proved difficult. There are major…
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