A recent change to FBI hiring policies has sparked bipartisan criticism. Previously, certain offenses automatically disqualified applicants. Now, individuals who have committed these acts will not be automatically rejected. The decision aims to protect victims of coercion.
Further details about this policy shift are available. The change was reportedly made to help those forced into certain activities.
The FBI director testified about the new rules, explaining the reasoning behind the change.
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