Department of Homeland Security officials are reportedly up in arms over President Donald Trump's controversial choice to lead Immigration and Customs Enforcement — as his nomination remains in limbo over the fatal shootings of two American protesters in Minneapolis.
Critics inside DHS question the qualifications of former Oklahoma state trooper Lance Schroyer and want ICE's acting director, Dave Veturella, to keep running the agency, Politico reported Sunday, citing six unidentified officials and others familiar with the matter.
