Homeland Security Watchdog Omitted Damaging Findings From Reports (1 Viewer)

[j brown's body]

'The Department of Homeland Security’s inspector general and his top aides directed staff members to remove damaging findings from investigative reports on domestic violence and sexual misconduct by officers in the department’s law enforcement agencies, according to documents obtained by The New York Times and two government officials familiar with the inquiries.

One investigation found that more than 10,000 employees of Customs and Border Protection, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the Secret Service and the Transportation Security Administration had experienced sexual harassment or sexual misconduct at work — more than one-third of those surveyed, according to an unpublished draft report dated December 2020.'

This, I'm sure, will be a surprise to no one:

"Mr. Cuffari, a Trump appointee who has served as inspector general since July 2019, has previously blocked investigations, against his staff’s recommendations. He blocked inquiries into the Secret Service’s role in the violent dispersal of protests against police brutality outside the White House in 2020, and on the spread of Covid-19 at that agency. He also delayed an inquiry into whether senior agency officials demoted an employee who criticized the Trump administration."

Link

Sort of a pattern in the Trump administration

Trump appears to issue new defense of aide accused of domestic abuse

Following resignation of Rob Porter, who was accused of physical abuse by two ex-wives, Trump tweets: ‘Lives are being shattered by a mere allegation’

www.theguardian.com

 

[Jkca1]

Domestic violence and sexual misconduct are older than the bible. Why try to pin that on the Trump administration?

 

[RAMOSS]

Domestic violence and sexual misconduct are older than the bible. Why try to pin that on the Trump administration?

Because the cover up of that happening happened during his administration, by one of his appointments.

 

[tres borrachos]

'The Department of Homeland Security’s inspector general and his top aides directed staff members to remove damaging findings from investigative reports on domestic violence and sexual misconduct by officers in the department’s law enforcement agencies, according to documents obtained by The New York Times and two government officials familiar with the inquiries.

One investigation found that more than 10,000 employees of Customs and Border Protection, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the Secret Service and the Transportation Security Administration had experienced sexual harassment or sexual misconduct at work — more than one-third of those surveyed, according to an unpublished draft report dated December 2020.'

This, I'm sure, will be a surprise to no one:

"Mr. Cuffari, a Trump appointee who has served as inspector general since July 2019, has previously blocked investigations, against his staff’s recommendations. He blocked inquiries into the Secret Service’s role in the violent dispersal of protests against police brutality outside the White House in 2020, and on the spread of Covid-19 at that agency. He also delayed an inquiry into whether senior agency officials demoted an employee who criticized the Trump administration."

Link

Sort of a pattern in the Trump administration

Trump appears to issue new defense of aide accused of domestic abuse

Following resignation of Rob Porter, who was accused of physical abuse by two ex-wives, Trump tweets: ‘Lives are being shattered by a mere allegation’

www.theguardian.com

Only the best people, right Donald?

 

[tres borrachos]

Because the cover up of that happening happened during his administration, by one of his appointments.

I'm sitting here shaking my head that you had to waste your typing time answering that stupid question with the obvious answer.