CBP agents allegedly mocked migrant deaths in secret Facebook group

Customs and Border Protection stated it is investigating a secret Facebook group the place agents allegedly mocked migrant deaths. According to ProPublica, there have been additionally lewd posts aimed toward contributors of Congress. Jeff Pegues reviews.
Customs and Border Protection said it's investigating a secret Facebook group where agents allegedly mocked migrant deaths. According to ProPublica, there were also lewd posts aimed at members of Congress. Jeff Pegues reports.

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