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Border Czar Tom Homan acknowledged red flags were missed vetting an ICE officer involved in a deadly Maine shooting. Mexico filed 20 UN complaints over deaths during ICE operations, while a lawsuit alleges DHS targeted people protesting immigration enforcement.
Border Czar Tom Homan admitted that red flags were missed when vetting an ICE officer involved in a deadly Maine shooting. At the same time, Mexico filed 20 separate UN complaints alleging deaths during ICE operations, and a lawsuit claims DHS targeted protesters opposing immigration enforcement. This isn't one isolated incident—it's a pattern of screening failures coinciding with multiple accountability complaints from another country.
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