Administration won't reconsider ports deal faces criticism
Former Sept. 11 commission chief says the UAE takeover of major U.S. port operations never should have happened. Bush administration plans to delay action as lawmakers press for more review while opponents warn of security risks and potential foreign control.
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UAE’s Role in US Port Security Debated After 9/11
A 2002 Bush signed law set ship and port security deadlines after 9/11. Critics fear a Dubai Arab state tied firm controlling port ops could aid terrorists. The report notes lingering gaps in cargo container security and port worker ID schemes amid questions about UAE links to 9/11 hijackers.
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Defense contractor pleads guilty in Cunningham bribery case
Mitchel Wade, founder of MZM Inc., pleaded guilty to conspiring with former Rep. Duke Cunningham to pay bribes totaling over 1 million dollars in exchange for tens of millions in government contracts. Wade admitted gifts including cash, a yacht, antiques, and aiding a Defense Department official in securing awards. Four co conspirators await sentencing in the wide ranging scheme involving MZM and Pentagon contracts.
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Tennessee suspends driving certificates for illegal immigrants
Tennessee halted issuance of wallet size driving certificates after out of state applicants used fake papers and bribes. investigation may scrap the program. Officials say varied documents and overwhelmed offices allowed fraud, while critics note the program aimed to ensure training and insurance. Federal cases linked shuttles from New Jersey bringing immigrants with fake residency papers to Knoxville and Murfreesboro license centers.
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