By Steve Neavling

ticklethewire.com
President Trump appointed Mark Morgan to head Customs and Border Protection in an effort to clean up the agency.
But it turns out, Morgan violated federal ethics roles while working for the FBI as deputy assistant director of the training division in 2015.
Morgan solicited sponsors to purchase booze and upscale food for FBI happy hours, even though he had been warned it violated federal rules to ask outside entities to pay for social events, the Justice Department’s inspector general found.
Morgan was the acting ICE director in June when Trump appointed him to replace John Sanders as acting head of CBP. Morgan had previously served as chief of Border Patrol before taking over as head of ICE in May.
Morgan became the first person to lead CBP without having served at Border Patrol.
His appointment was intended to bring fresh eyes into an agency that needed cleaned up.
