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Oklahoma Law Enforcement Veteran Nominated to Lead Deportation Agency
An Oklahoma law enforcement veteran has been nominated to head the agency that carries out the administration’s deportation operations. The nomination was reported by The Wall Street Journal.
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The nomination fills the top post at the agency that oversees removal operations across the United States.
Background on the Agency The agency manages detention facilities, coordinates with local law enforcement, and executes removal orders issued by immigration courts. Its director reports to the Department of Homeland Security and sets enforcement priorities for field offices nationwide. The position has remained vacant during a period of increased removal activity.
The nomination now moves to the Senate for confirmation hearings and a vote. If confirmed, the nominee would assume responsibility for staffing, budgeting, and coordination with state and local partners.
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