Congress Probes ICE Shooting, Epstein Ties
Senate and House panels investigate ICE shooting and Epstein connections
Congress is probing a fatal shooting by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer, with members of Maine's congressional delegation calling for an expedited investigation into the incident, as reported by NBC News. Meanwhile, a House Oversight panel has subpoenaed a billionaire investor with ties to Jeffrey Epstein for a deposition and information on non-disclosure agreements, according to CNN. The investigation into Epstein's links has also led to the exposure of US Commerce Secretary's Epstein links, raising questions about the extent of his connections to government officials. As the probe continues, lawmakers are also monitoring the situation in the Middle East, where the US has struck Iran for the third night, and can track congressional hearings and meetings on the US Senate website.
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