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An ICE agent shot and killed someone in Maine — and his violent past was never screened out

Newseze Wire·Tue, Jul 28, 6:37 PMWire: Cleveland.com
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An ICE agent shot and killed someone in Maine — and his violent past was never screened out

ICE’s failures to vet and hold their agents accountable are enabled by the cowardice and silence of Sen. Husted and his colleagues.

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