Homeland Security

Comments to Steve Sailer:

* I do background investigations for the U.S. Government for national security clearances. (confidential, secret, top secret, SCI, et al.). I would say 25-30% of my work involves recent immigrants from the third world [non-Latin America]. I will work on DHS/ICE TS clearances for people getting good fed jobs for critical-sensitive positions who moved from Mogadishu five years ago and got his/her college degree online. I will get people joining the U.S. military from Sub-Saharan Africa who are non-U.S. citizens getting TS clearances. These people come from lands where there are no street addresses yet I’m required to talk with their neighbors and canvas their neighborhoods. I’ll get TSA employees who were born in North Africa who have 20 financial accounts in collection, have been fired from a few previous jobs, have criminal records, yet they are never let go. I have TSA managers who are suspended for 5 days for testing positive for cocaine… three times, yet not only return to their jobs but get promoted. It is a Through the Looking Glass world and no one seems to give a shit.