Trump Admin Shielded 'Border Czar' from Bribery Probe Vetting
The Independent's exposé details how Trump officials allegedly bypassed normal security clearance procedures for Tom Homan, then 'border czar,' even after FBI agents flagged him for a bribery probe. This isn't just about sloppy paperwork; it's a pattern. The very officials advocating for the most stringent border security for migrants often play fast and loose with their own ethical conduct. It
appears a commitment to 'border enforcement' can be a get-out-of-jail-free card for a certain class of official, especially when conveniently aligning with a political agenda. One might wonder if the moral fiber required to 'vet' a foreign asylum seeker is somehow less critical for a senior official accused of bribery. Or perhaps, for some, the 'rule of law' is a selective application, reserved
primarily for those without political connections. This raises questions about whose security and integrity truly matter in the halls of power, and whose past can be conveniently brushed under the rug for political expediency.