DOJ's "Fast and Furious" Report May Be Issued Today
We can be sure the administration will be tough on itself, right?
The long-awaited report on the controversial gun-trafficking operation known as Fast and Furious may be issued by the Justice Department inspector general as early as Wednesday.
The botched investigation was designed to track trafficking kingpins responsible for illegal gunrunning to Mexico. It has been blamed for contributing to crimes—including the high-profile slaying of a U.S. border agent—and has become a partisan bone of contention heading into the November elections.
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