Secret Service members found to be part of far-right extremist group
"Extremism within our government is always alarming, but even more so in a department with a law enforcement and national security nexus like DHS," Thompson's statement said, according to POGO and OCCRP.
"The agency has very stringent internal vetting protocols including robust security management interviews for all employees to maintain top secret security clearances approved for sensitive compartmentalized information. The agency also has real-time insider threat monitoring for all employee and agency partners," they said.
POGO describes itself as"a nonpartisan independent watchdog" that investigates, among other matters, corruption and abuse of power.as advocating"for Americans to prepare for inevitable conflict with the government by stockpiling goods and supplies, engaging in paramilitary training and working to create small, self-reliant community networks."
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