Customs and Border Protection Chief Refuses to Step Down


Magnus was informed on Wednesday by Homeland Safety Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas that he ought to both resign or be dismissed and, to date, the CBP chief has refused to step down, in accordance with the 4 folks.

Some govt assistant commissioners at CBP have indicated they would depart the company if Magnus doesn’t resign, in accordance with one of many present DHS officers and the previous DHS official.

Mayorkas has since shifted Magnus’ duties and obligations to his deputy secretary, John Tien, and has deputy CBP commissioner Troy Miller, a profession authorities official, operating the company’s day-to-day operations, in accordance with three of the folks.

One of many present officers stated all CBP selections now should first undergo the DHS entrance workplace. As well as, all of Magnus’ direct stories are reporting to Tien and Miller, in accordance with one of many different officers.