DOJ pledges $300 million to hire officials targeting ‘criminal aliens’
The Department of Justice (DOJ) is allocating a total of $300 million to increase prosecutions of “criminal aliens.” Funding opportunities are available to state and local agencies by September 23, allowing their personnel to work full-time or part-time within the DOJ’s National Fraud Enforcement Division or Criminal Division. The department seeks special prosecutors, investigators, analysts, forensic accountants, and other staff to combat fraud and crimes committed by aliens in the U.S., including drug trafficking, human trafficking, and gang activities. additionally, the page promotes subscription options for the Washington examiner, highlighting its trusted reporting, unlimited access to news and analysis, and options for members and print subscribers to login or subscribe.
The Department of Justice is offering a combined $300 million to ramp up prosecutions of “criminal aliens.”
State and local agencies can apply for funding by Sept. 23 to give their employees full-time or part-time jobs within the DOJ’s National Fraud Enforcement Division or Criminal Division, according to a notice from the department. The DOJ says it is looking for special prosecutors, investigators, analysts, forensic accountants, and other staff to take action against “fraud and other crimes committed by aliens within the United States.” The special employees may also assist in punishing drug or human trafficking crimes, as well as gang activity.
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