ICE Employees Complain of Pervasive Discrimination, Mismanagement, Harassment
The issues are so pervasive, the union argued, that ICE employees filed 18 discrimination suits in just San Diego.
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American Families of Victims Killed By Drug Traffickers Sue HSBC Bank for Allegedly Laundering Money and Supporting Cartels
By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com American families of victims killed by “ruthless” Mexican drug cartels are suing the HSBC Holdings PLC, saying it “knowingly provided continuous and systematic material support to the cartels and their acts of terrorism by laundering billions of dollars for them.” “As a proximate result of HSBC’s material support to the Mexican drug…
Two Dozen High-Ranking Members of Sinaloa Drug Cartel Captured
The operation was led by Homeland Security with the help of U.S. Customs, FBI and DEA.
ICE Agent Dies After Being Struck By Hit-and-Run Driver in Miami Beach
By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com An ICE agent who was hailing a cab with a fellow agent in Miami Beach on Jan. 15, and was struck by a hit-and-run driver who hopped the curb, died Monday from his injuries, the NBC station in Miami reports. The driver, Jordana Rosales, 21, has been arrested and charged in…
Off-Duty ICE Agent Pulled Gun on Driver During Road-Rage Incident
An ICE special agent pulled a gun on another driver during a road-rage incident in Virginia Park on Wednesday.
Homeland Security Readies for Raid to Deport Hundreds of Central American Families
Homeland Security is preparing for a series of raids that involve deporting hundred of families who fled to the United States since the beginning of 2014.
Investigation: Homeland Security Missed Clear Warning Signs Before ICE Agent Shot Supervisor
Homeland Security missed clear warning signs of an ICE agent’s tendency to be violent before he opened fire on a supervisor and then was fatally shot in February 2012.
Homeland Security Computers Vulnerable to Cyber Attacks, Audit Reveals
The Department of Homeland Security is responsible for protecting government computers, but it turns out, the agency’s own information systems are vulnerable to a cyber attack.