Reports: U.S. Border Patrol Chief Carla Provost Set To Step Down

Carla Provost, the first woman to lead the 95-year-old CBP agency, is expected to retire soon. Her departure was delayed due to internal conflicts over her successor. Provost's tenure was marked by controversy, including involvement in a secret Facebook group that disparaged detainees and lawmakers. Despite calls for her removal, she remained in position. Rodney Scott is set to take over as acting chief after her departure.

What was the reason for Provost's expected departure from the agency?

• She decided to pursue a career in politics.

• She was offered a job in another agency.

• She became eligible for retirement.

• She was promoted to a higher position.

What delayed Provost's initial plan to step down in December?

• Internal conflicts over her successor.

• A request from the President to stay longer.

• Her decision to extend her tenure.

• A lack of suitable candidates for her position.

When was Provost named the permanent chief of the agency?

• In 2019

• In 2016

• In 2017

• In 2018

Why did 34 US lawmakers call for Provost's removal?

• Due to her involvement in a controversial Facebook group.

• Because of her failure to manage the agency effectively.

• For her refusal to cooperate with Congress.

• Due to budget mismanagement under her leadership.

Who is expected to take over leadership after Provost's departure?

• A senior member of Congress.

• The current acting deputy chief, Rodney Scott.

• A former chief returning to the position.

• A newly appointed external candidate.