US Postal Service helping Trump admin’s deportation push: report

It is said that the American Postal Service law Department is now assisting the Trump administration in its efforts to track down illegal immigrants.

The Washington Post, citing two sources familiar with this issue, as well as the documents obtained by the Post, said that the American postal inspection service is now participating in the work squad in the DHS, which seeks to find unauthorized immigrants, detention and deport.

According to the report, immigration officials are looking to access to the inspection service program called “mail covers”, which takes pictures outside the adverb and other packages.

They also want to access the inspection service surveillance systems that include data from online postal accounts, packages tracking information, as well as other data such as credit cards, financial information and IP addresses, the director said.

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The USPS postal inspection service is said to help immigration investigations. (Istock / Istock)

While the postal inspection service has long played a role in implementing other laws, its participation in the implementation of immigration laws is new, and this shift comes in response to President Donald Trump’s order, the executive agencies of President Donald.

“During the era of President Trump, the Ministry of Internal Security will use every tool and resource available to secure our borders and remove illegal foreigners from our country,” said a senior official in the Ministry of Internal Security. The safety of American citizens comes first.

“These procedures are an essential part of ensuring that the application of the law has the resources they need to fulfill President Trump’s promise to the American people to remove violent criminals from our streets, dismantle drugs and human trafficking and make America safe again.”

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The USPS postal inspection service has extensive investigation authorities related to crimes involved in the postal system. (Allen J. Schaaben / Los Angeles Times via Getty Images / Getty Images)

The postal inspection service said that it has the power to enforce more than 200 federal laws related to crimes involved in the postal system, its employees and customers. It also helps to secure mail offices, facilities and high -value equipment in addition to guarding from threats for postal workers.

The agency plays a major role in intercepting postal shipments of illegal drugs, including opiates such as fentanel, using tools to determine those who seek to benefit from the postal system. It also has a long -term role in the face of sexual exploitation of children throughout the country through investigation and targeting and arresting those responsible for pornography for children.

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In addition, the postal inspection service is looking for mail theft, identity theft, mail fraud, money laundering and Internet crimes and playing a role in responding to suspicious mail and restoring the service to societies after disasters.