Rob Law, a Trump administration DHS official, sent a goodbye note to staff he oversees at USCIS.
He honored himself in the email.
“In closing, I want to quote Snoop Dogg’s acceptance speech when he received a Hollywood star: I want to thank me for believing in me..."
He honored himself in the email.
“In closing, I want to quote Snoop Dogg’s acceptance speech when he received a Hollywood star: I want to thank me for believing in me..."
"I want to thank me for doing all this hard work. I want to thank me for taking no days off. I wanna thank me for never quitting. [I stop here before the language gets NSFW]"
Law is the head of policy at USCIS.
He joined DHS after working at FAIR.
Law is the head of policy at USCIS.
He joined DHS after working at FAIR.
"Being the OP&S chief is not an easy job. I worked round the clock, days, weekends, holidays. That's what I signed up for. I did it because I cared deeply about the work. I did it because I had a clear vision of what our immigration system should look like..."
"I burned the midnight oil because I wanted to make your work produce a meaningful _final_ product. This job pushed me to the limits, physically, mentally, and even emotionally...As my final act of leadership, I step aside and say goodbye."
Law took over as policy chief for Kathy Nuebel Kovarik.
USCIS has seen a complete shift in its mission during the Trump administration as it implemented rules to restrict immigration (asylum) and make it tougher for those already in the US to gain green cards (public charge).
USCIS has seen a complete shift in its mission during the Trump administration as it implemented rules to restrict immigration (asylum) and make it tougher for those already in the US to gain green cards (public charge).
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