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Former Phoenix chief will helm Capitol Police
The next chief of the U.S. Capitol Police will be Michael Sullivan, a former interim chief of the Phoenix Police Department, the department announced Wednesday. Before serving in Phoenix, Sullivan had stints at the Baltimore Police Department as deputy commissioner of compliance and deputy commissioner of operations…
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House conservatives wants to strip out language zeroing out ICE’s budget…
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