MSLF is asking USSS agents and applicants who were discriminated against due to their sex to step forward
DENVER, CO (Aug. 20, 2024) – Mountain States Legal Foundation has launched an investigation of the United States Secret Service’s use of “diversity, equity, and inclusion” policies in matters of hiring, retention, and promotion. MSLF is seeking information from current and former agents and agency applicants who believe that they were wrongfully discriminated against based on their sex.
MSLF also plans to file a lawsuit against the agency over these discriminatory and dangerous civil rights violations, as credible evidence exists to corroborate malfeasance. USSS must be held accountable for its reckless and unlawful employment practices; a legal challenge will ensure that moving forward, only the most qualified individuals will be hired, retained, and promoted.
Anyone who believes that they were wrongfully discriminated against is encouraged to contact MSLF via e-mail at Contact@MSLegal.org or complete this form. All details will be kept strictly confidential.
Cristen Wohlgemuth, President & CEO of MSLF, issued the following statement:
“U.S. Secret Service agents represent the pinnacle of American law enforcement, dedicating their lives to safeguarding protectees, vital locations, and major events. With their foremost mission being the protection of the President of the United States, it’s essential that only the most exceptional individuals wear the badge.”
“If you’re a current or former agent, or even an applicant, who believes the agency has compromised its mission for the sake of DEI, we urge you to contact us. When the safety of the leader of the free world is at stake, only merit should matter—nothing else.”
Mountain States Legal Foundation is a non-profit law firm, dedicated to restoring those rights enshrined in the Constitution, at zero legal fees to our clients. MSLF is focused on protecting property rights and economic liberty, defending the right to keep and bear arms, championing free speech and association, and upholding the principle of equal protection.
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