Sen. Thom Tillis R-NC Speaks to Reporters
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Rick Scott once led the world's largest for-profit hospital chain.
As CEO of Columbia/HCA in the 1990s, Scott oversaw 340+ hospitals. He resigned in 1997 amid a federal fraud investigation that ended in a record $1.7B government settlement — then pivoted to Florida politics.
Sen. Tillis earned his college degree at age 36, while working full time.
Tillis attended Belmont Abbey College in NC while employed full time, graduating at 36. He later became Speaker of the NC House before winning his U.S. Senate seat in 2014.
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The prosecutor behind Epstein's plea deal later became a Cabinet secretary.
Alexander Acosta approved Epstein's 2008 non-prosecution agreement as U.S. Attorney. He later served as Trump's Labor Secretary — then resigned in July 2019 when Epstein was re-arrested and the deal faced intense public scrutiny.
ICE was created in 2003 — born from the post-9/11 Homeland Security Act.
The Homeland Security Act of 2002 abolished the INS and split its functions. ICE merged U.S. Customs and INS enforcement into one agency. Today it employs roughly 20,000 people across 400+ offices worldwide.
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