US EditionDHS staffer was punished after she accidentally included reporter on email about upcoming ICE operation: report
- A Department of Homeland Security employee accidentally sent unclassified details of an Immigration and Customs Enforcement operation to a journalist, according to Jason Houser, a former ICE chief of staff, and other officials.
- The employee was placed on administrative leave and informed that her security clearance would be revoked, which could affect her future in homeland security, as stated by DHS officials.
- Mary McCord highlighted a double standard in how carelessness with sensitive information is treated between career officials and political appointees.
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Trump Official Mistakenly Looped Journalist on Email About ICE Operation 2 Months Before 'War Plans' Group Chat: Report
The DHS staffer's alleged mishap took place in January and is drawing comparisons to national security adviser Michael Waltz adding a reporter to a group chatJaque Silva/NurPhoto via Getty The logo for the United States Department of Homeland Security on a phoneA United States Department of Homeland Security employee has reportedly been placed on administrative leave and will have her security clearance revoked after accidentally adding a journ…
DHS staffer was punished after she accidentally included reporter on email about upcoming ICE operation: report
A longtime Department of Homeland Security worker was reportedly placed on leave earlier this year after she accidentally included a journalist in an email about an upcoming federal immigration operation.
‘Sound familiar?’: DHS staffer accidentally added reporter to email about ICE raids
NBC News’ Julia Ainsley reports that a longtime official at the Department of Homeland Security sent details about an upcoming ICE raid to colleagues—and accidentally included a reporter on the email chain.
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