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HOLY SHIT - Q, I AM WIDE AWAKE ON THIS GREAT DAY, BUDDY!
I'll bet you $25 that DHS has been on this, wholesale, for a while now.
Hell yeah, Homeland Security! GET YOU SOME!
This completely explains why Homeland Security hauled a University of Georgia professor out a couple of months ago! And he's GOT to be just one example. I bet if we started digging, there are multiple examples in multiple states, all done discreetly without much media attention. Damn perfect job, DHS. Well done!!! And thank you!!!
Look at this, from November 21: https://www.ajc.com/news/crime–law/breaking-uga-professor-resigns-amid-homeland-security-investigation/AaiGKHCsTZjkBYXE0NE4ZN/
A University of Georgia professor has resigned and is under investigation by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, authorities confirmed Thursday.
Jamie Monogan, who was a political science professor, resigned this week from the School of Public and International Affairs amid the investigation, UGA spokesman Greg Trevor told AJC.com.
“He is not permitted on campus and has been relieved of his duties,” Trevor said, adding that the university would not comment further.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) spokesman Lindsay Williams said the investigation is being conducted by Homeland Security. However, he declined to provide further details on the investigation.
ICE is a department under Homeland Security that enforces immigration laws in addition to a variety of cross-border crimes, including child exploitation, drug trafficking and fraud.
GBI spokeswoman Nelly Miles confirmed that her agency provided some assistance to Homeland Security with its investigation into Monogan, but she said the GBI “does not have an open investigation.”
The Red and Black student newspaper obtained a Sept. 27 resignation letter through an open records request. Monogan said he would resign effective Dec. 31.
“I acknowledge that in the event I am charged with a violation of state or federal law, a thorough review of the circumstances may be carried out and appropriate action taken pursuant to Board of Regents Policy 8.3.9 Discipline and Removal of Faculty Members,” Monogan wrote, according to the newspaper.
Since Monogan’s resignation, UGA has removed social media posts and web pages that mention him.