A worker in the Ministry of Internal Security has long been punished this year after she was mistakenly included a journalist in an email about the upcoming federal immigration process, according to a report.
The unknown employee told colleagues that she had unintentionally included a correspondence from a conservative newspaper in Washington in a letter in January, according to a NBC news report on Thursday, who was martyred with former ice staff Jason Hoser, a former official in the National Security Ministry and an official in the Ministry of National Security.
Officials told NBC News that the email was not classified, but still contains sensitive information enforcement information, including the time of the operation and the potential homes that were targeted.
When the employee realized the nail, I contacted the correspondent, who agreed not to share information, according to NBC News, and launched the enforcement of immigration and customs without any obstacles.
The news of the error comes at a time when the members of the Cabinet in the Trump administration are facing scrutiny and criticism after Jeffrey Goldberg, Editor -in -Chief of the Atlantic Ocean, faced a special chat that discusses plans to attack Houthi terrorists.
Goldberg said that National Security Adviser Mike Waltz put him in the chat, as Defense Minister Beit Higseth put a schedule for strikes against Houthi goals in Yemen earlier this month.
While President Trump defended the members of the cabinet associated with Snafu, the employee of the Ministry of Public Security was not lucky.
NBC News officials had been on vacation awaiting the investigation.
The unidentified employee was also notified last week that her security permit would be withdrawn after she was asked to conduct a lying test and hand over her personal cell phone, which she rejected, according to the officials.
One of the officials said that the employee, who has worked in the Ministry of National Security since the presidency of George W. Bush, has 30 days to resume the abolition of clearance. If you do not get rid, she cannot work for DHS, according to NBC News.
Houser, the former chief of staff of the ice, the employee as a person “focuses on the mission” and “non -political”.
“Supporting a professional official has devoted its service to protect public safety and law enforcement – while exempting political appointed appointed those who leaked sensitive war plans – showing that this administration is punishing integrity and protecting recklessness,” Hoser told NBC News.
“This not only betrays her, but also weakens every government employee who risks his professional life to do the right thing.”
The Ministry of National Security did not immediately respond to a request to comment.
