Durbin Demands DOJ Probe into FBI's Relaxed Hiring Rules for Bestiality and Theft
Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Dick Durbin has requested the Justice Department Inspector General to investigate the FBI's recent decision to lower hiring standards for candidates with histories of bestiality, prostitution, and employment theft. The move follows a contentious Senate hearing where FBI Director Kash Patel struggled to justify the policy shift, leading to widespread criticism from legal experts and former agents who view the changes as a sign of recruiting difficulties rather than a genuine effort to protect victims.
