Controversial Data Sharing Ties Medicaid to ICE Access
U S officials will gain access to the personal data of 79 million Medicaid enrollees including home addresses ethnicities and birth dates to locate potentially undocumented immigrants. The agreement between CMS and DHS allows limited daily access from 9 am to 5 pm until September 9 with no download allowed.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement
United States
Associated Press
ICE
Centers For Medicare
Medicaid Services
Department of Homeland Security
Trump
CMS
Human Services
Border Patrol hiring spree offers cautionary tale from past surge
The 2006 push to add 6000 agents showed timelines slip and standards loosen. ICE plans to add 10000 within five years, backed by 76.5 billion dollars, with growth straining training and misconduct controls. Experts warn rapid hiring invites attrition and public trust damage.
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Texas
U.S. Border Patrol
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San Diego
Gil Kerlikowske
Commissioner of Customs and Border Protection
Border Patrol
Matthew Hudak
Artesia
N.M
Government Accountability Office
CBP
DOJ urges one day sentence for Breonna Taylor raid officer
The Justice Department asks U S District Judge Rebecca Grady Jennings to give Louisville officer Brett Hankison one day in prison credit for time served, arguing he did not shoot Taylor and should avoid prison. The memo, not signed by career prosecutors, calls for no time behind bars and drew criticism from Taylor's mother Tamika Palmer's attorneys.
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Breonna Taylor
Justice Department
Louisville
Biden
Robert J. Keenan
Harmeet Dhillon
Trump
Brett Hankison
Taylor
Hankison
U.S. District
Rebecca Grady Jennings
Donald Trump
Ms. Taylor
Tamika Palmer
Palmer
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