Homan: ICE officer in Maine shooting shouldn’t have cleared vetting if allegations true
Summary
Tom Homan, a border official, said that ICE officer David Brouillette should not have passed the background checks if claims about his violent past are correct. Brouillette, who is accused of fatally shooting a man in Maine, reportedly had serious mental health issues and a history of violent actions according to his family.Key Facts
- ICE officer David Brouillette is accused of fatally shooting a man in Maine.
- Tom Homan, a border official, spoke about the case on Sunday.
- Homan said Brouillette should not have passed vetting if violent history claims are true.
- Brouillette’s family said he had severe mental health problems.
- The family also mentioned he had a history of violent behavior.
- The shooting incident is currently under investigation.
- Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) employs Brouillette.
- The vetting process refers to background checks for suitability to work.
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