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Maine shooting and officer’s background raise new questions about ICE’s rapid hiring
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) faces scrutiny over its rapid hiring practices following a shooting in Maine by an officer with reported mental health issues. The Trump administration's expansion of ICE, which included hiring 12,000 new officers, has raised concerns about inadequate vetting despite claims of rigorous background checks.
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