u/Suspicious_Way2424

When people talk about the Department of Homeland Security, the conversation regularly focuses on ICE and its civil immigration enforcement directorate staffed by the 12,000 to 16,000 Deportation officers that we're all probably familiar with. However, DHS covers a variety of other law enforcement positions. What do you think the current public perception is like for the other 66,000 civilian law enforcement personnel under the DHS such as

> HSI investigators

> Border Patrol agent, CBP officers, Air/Marine agents

> FPS officers and investigators

> TSA's Investigators and Air Marshals

> Secret Service Police and Special Agents

I did five years at one of the larger hospitals in the Pittsburgh area. I resigned earlier this year and I was only able to give a week notice after accepting an out of state temp position. My manager told me that I was being placed on a do-not-rehire. I was wondering if I'm ineligible for rehire network wide or just that specific hospital?