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Datum: 27. 01. 2026 17:10:49
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The training talking point stems from The Atlantic August story “Fast Times at Immigration and Customs Enforcement.” Reporter Nick Miroff wrote that training for new deportation officers had been reduced from about five months to 47 days, citing three unnamed officials.
“Administration officials have cut that time roughly in half, partly by eliminating Spanish-language courses,” the report said.
“Academy training was shortened to 47 days, three officials told me. DHS officials said the training will run six days a week for eight weeks.”
A Department of Homeland Security spokesperson told the Washington Examiner that The Atlantic’s reporting was “false,” because training is eight weeks.
The Examiner story, however, cited ICE acting director Todd Lyons as confirming an eight-week training schedule of six work days per week. That amounts to 48 training days. |
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