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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is expanding its workforce with thousands of new officers, despite concerns about potential risks due to the rapid hiring process. Federal records show a net gain of about 6,200 new hires, with internal emails outlining steps to handle reports of past misconduct. Critics worry that the speed of hiring could lead to more agent misconduct and endanger the public. Reports of issues post-hire, such as suspected gang ties and active arrest warrants, have surfaced, with over 200 dismissals since the surge began. Some field offices still have hires waiting on unfinished background reviews, as the agency navigates growth and scrutiny.

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