US Immigration and Customs Enforcement has eliminated its age limit for deportation agent applicants, aiming to significantly expand its workforce. Fueled by congressional funding, ICE seeks to hire 10,000 agents, offering substantial bonuses and benefits. This recruitment drive, intended to bolster deportation efforts, raises concerns among local law enforcement agencies about potential staffing impacts.
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ICE lifts age cap: Agency to hire 10,000 new applicants; local sheriffs alarmed
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