Epstein Secrets

rder The Center Square (07/27, Blankley) reported that a report by the Office of Inspector General (OIG) revealed that ineffective practices within the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) have allowed known, suspected terrorists (KSTs) to enter and be released within the U.S., potentially threatening national security. According

am Wong, 73, helped the FBI in a probe that convicted five inspectors in the Department of Planning and Permitting. The article added that attorney William Harrison said Wong's success in getting projects through DPP raised suspicions and he confessed when questioned by the FBI. The article noted that in court T

rder The Center Square (07/27, Blankley) reported that a report by the Office of Inspector General (OIG) revealed that ineffective practices within the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) have allowed known, suspected terrorists (KSTs) to enter and be released within the U.S., potentially threatening national security. Accordin

am Wong, 73, helped the FBI in a probe that convicted five inspectors in the Department of Planning and Permitting. The article added that attorney William Harrison said Wong's success in getting projects through DPP raised suspicions and he confessed when questioned by the FBI. The article noted that in court

"gotaways" snuck in without even encountering border agents. Though monthly border encounters averaged well over 150,000, and often above 200,000, the Department of Homeland Security detained fewer than 30,000 at a time. They assign "Alternatives to Detention" (ATD) to a small number but with insignificant tracking and follow-thr

sday, his lawyer said Wong played a major role in exposing the scandal by cooperating in the investigation. The article noted that defense attorney William Harrison said his client's success in getting projects through the Department of Planning and Permitting raised suspicions and he confessed when questioned b

"gotaways" snuck in without even encountering border agents. Though monthly border encounters averaged well over 150,000, and often above 200,000, the Department of Homeland Security detained fewer than 30,000 at a time. They assign "Alternatives to Detention" (ATD) to a small number but with insignificant tracking and follow-th

rsday, his lawyer said Wong played a major role in exposing the scandal by cooperating in the investigation. The article noted that defense attorney William Harrison said his client's success in getting projects through the Department of Planning and Permitting raised suspicions and he confessed when questioned