DHS is a relatively new department. It seemed to me when it was started a few years ago, that it would have a chance at a clean slate to set all the operations up the way they should be done and not inherit a lot of issues and challenges from the other agencies and offices that existed before that they brought under the umbrella.
Senator Pryor questions the setup and challenges faced by DHS since its inception.
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