Exclusive: ICE whistleblower speaks out, accuses agency of 'defective' training | CNN
Former ICE attorney Ryan Schwank has accused the agency of teaching cadets to violate the Constitution and of pressuring him to remain silent about changes to its training program. The Department of Homeland Security denies these allegations. Schwank stated he spoke out because of his oath to the Constitution and his belief that government employees have a duty to uphold it.
Exclusive: ICE whistleblower speaks out, accuses agency of 'defective' training
In an exclusive interview with CNN, former ICE attorney Ryan Schwank alleges the agency is “teaching cadets to violate the Constitution” and pressured him to stay quiet about changes to its training program. The Department of Homeland Security denies the claims, but Schwank says he spoke out because he took an oath to the Constitution and believes government employees have a duty to uphold it.
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