Border Patrol To Keep Controversial Deadly Force Rules

In a new interview, Border Patrol chief Mike Fisher says he will continue to allow his agents to shoot at rock-throwers and vehicles, despite independent recommendations against the practice.

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Border Patrol To Keep Controversial Deadly Force Rules

The FBI, U.S. Marshals and other DOJ agencies shroud shootings in secrecy, defying Congress and presidents

DHS, the nation's largest federal law enforcement agency, has new use-of-force rules - The San Diego Union-Tribune

Border Patrol releases new guidelines for use of force