DHS Places Election Security Staff on Leave
US Homeland Security Says Election Security Personnel Placed on Leave
(Reuters) - The Department of Homeland Security, as part of an evaluation of its election security mission, said on Tuesday that personnel focused on misinformation, disinformation and foreign influence operations aimed at U.S. elections have been placed on administrative leave.
The Department of Homeland Security put a number of CISA employees on administrative leave while reviewing “mis-, dis-, and ...
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