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White House pulls nominee to head US immigration agency

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The White House withdrew the nomination of Lance Schroyer to lead U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) on Thursday. Schroyer, a former U.S. Marine and Oklahoma state trooper, had been nominated by President Donald Trump earlier this year to head the agency responsible for executing administration immigration policies. The nomination had previously stalled in the Senate before the administration formally rescinded it.

No official reason was provided by the White House for the withdrawal of the nomination. The position remains unfilled as the agency continues its role in carrying out the president's immigration crackdown.

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South China Morning Post (HK) Highlights the nominee's background and the agency's role in crackdowns
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