DHS Threatens to Pull Agents from Newark Airport Ahead of World Cup

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has threatened to withdraw agents from Newark Airport, a move an advisory group warns could cost $8 billion, citing a lack of assistance from local law enforcement for federal immigration officials.

29 May, 14:44 — 29 May, 14:44

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DHS threats to pull agents from Newark Airport ahead of World Cup will cost $8 billion, advisory group warns

Secretary Markwayne Mullin indicated on Thursday that the administration could soon implement this drastic measure, citing a lack of assistance from local law enforcement for federal immigration officials in northern New Jersey

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DHS Threatens to Pull Agents from Newark Airport Ahead of World Cup

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DHS threats to pull agents from Newark Airport ahead of World Cup will cost $8 billion, advisory group warns

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