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The FBI changed its hiring policy to stop automatically disqualifying applicants who have worked in prostitution, expanding recruitment pool.
The FBI removed an automatic disqualification for applicants who have prior experience in sex work, expanding who can be hired into the agency.
This is a modest policy shift but it signals a move toward treating sex work history as a background fact rather than a permanent bar to clearance. The previous rule essentially classified any involvement as disqualifying; the new one leaves it open to case-by-case judgment.
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