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The Department of Homeland Security has received more than 130,000 applications for 10,000 new officer positions at U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, according to DHS Secretary Kristi Noem. The response follows the agency’s nationwide recruitment drive, launched earlier this year, to expand ICE’s enforcement capacity. Noem said the volume of applicants underscores heightened interest in federal security work under the Trump administration.
OVER 130K APPLY TO JOIN ICE! "Agencies...are so glad you are letting them do their jobs again." @Sec_Noem https://t.co/GCPodRJo0N
BREAKING: ICE applications surge to 130,000+, @DHSgov @Sec_Noem tells @POTUS https://t.co/EElIaZWIkJ
🚨 WOW! It has just been announced that over 130 THOUSAND PEOPLE have applied to work at ICE. Holy crap. They are going to hire an actual army. "We were going to hire 10K new officers. We have over 130 THOUSAND people that have applied...no matter what the fake news says about https://t.co/4DUPiK7BLh