Virginia leaders are speaking up after FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino’s proposal to move its training facility to Alabama.
On Wednesday, Senators Mark Warner (D-VA) and Tim Kaine (D-VA), along with Representative Eugene Vindman (D-VA-07) criticized Bongino’s proposal to move the FBI National Academy from Quantico, Va. to Huntsville, Al.
The training facility consists of a 10-week training program for local, federal and international law enforcement officials that are not part of the FBI.
“As Vice Chariman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, I expect Congress to be deeply skeptical of any plan to uproot the FBI’s National Academy from its longtime home at Quantico and relocate it to Huntsville,” Warner said.
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Virginia leaders criticize FBI Deputy Director’s proposal to move National Academy to Alabama
- by: Madie MacDonald
- 06.12.25
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Yahoo
- 06/13/2025
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