The FBI has had a presence at Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville, Alabama, for more than 50 years. Today, more than 1,300 personnel are working there in various operational roles. For info about the FBI Huntsville facility:
Can’t have too many agents investigating crimes in DC…
readthenotes1 17 hours ago [-]
The FBI would have been if J Edgar Hoover hadn't done that.
soupfordummies 17 hours ago [-]
A third (500) to Huntsville? That’s a ton for that town.
mu53 17 hours ago [-]
Maybe they are uprooting people's lives to see if they can get them to quit because the employment protections for FBI agents are likely too strong for a layoff or too many people balked at firing J6 investigators.
Likely, they would still conduct the same operations they did in DC, and they can justify the cost savings by having employees allocated to a cheaper COL area. A lot of law enforcement is clerical type work
JohnBooty 7 hours ago [-]
Absolutely my first thought. This absolutely Silicon Valley-style "layoffs in disguise," like a lot of the "back to the office" ultimatums aimed at remote workers.
mikeyouse 16 hours ago [-]
Just another red state giveaway to soften the blow of the forthcoming NASA cuts… they constructed a large facility there called Redstone Arsenal.
Their version of RTO. They targeted a segment of their employees they want gone and picked a city that will cause the employees to resign than relocate there.
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https://www.fbi.gov/about/huntsville
Likely, they would still conduct the same operations they did in DC, and they can justify the cost savings by having employees allocated to a cheaper COL area. A lot of law enforcement is clerical type work
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