A top Department of Homeland Security official has declared an end to the agency’s "rotten apple" enforcement policy, signaling a shift in how it addresses misconduct among its personnel. The announcement comes alongside sharp criticism of two high-profile figures, accusing them of undermining accountability efforts within the agency. The official emphasized that systemic changes are now in place to ensure better oversight and discipline moving forward. The move follows years of scrutiny over individual cases of misconduct and raises questions about the broader culture within the agency.
DHS Chief Says ‘Rotten Apple’ Crackdown Is Over, Slams Mamdani and Hochul The City Reporter
