'They wanted to get rid of the worst of the worst': Why do so many people want to work for ICE?
September 5, 2025
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7:52Now Playing'They wanted to get rid of the worst of the worst': Why do so many people want to work for ICE?
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as posted by the channelThe New York Times went to the Department of Homeland Security's "ICE Career Expo" in Texas, where prospective hires are being offered a $50,000 signing bonus, $60,000 in student loan reductions, and up to 25% overtime rates. New York Times Washington Correspondent Nicholas Nehamas, who attended the event, and The Atlantic's David Frum join Katy Tur to discuss.
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