Now is the time for DHS to move forward with common-sense, 21st-Century vetting changes.
John F. Kelly: “Now is the time for DHS to move forward with common-sense, 21st-Century vetting changes.”
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Encouraging the Department of Homeland Security to implement modern vetting procedures.
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