The federal agency responsible for administering the nation's immigration and naturalization system will now have enforcement agents for the first time. United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is adding law enforcement agents to its workforce, according to a press release issued Thursday by the agency. The agents will be tasked with "making arrests, carrying firearms, executing search and arrest warrants, and other powers standard for federal law enforcement," according to the release. Traditionally, the agency has not been a law enforcement agency. A new rule published on the federal register grants the authority under a little-known department at USCIS: the fraud detection agency. The rule technically expands their authority to give them law enforcement powers. "By uph

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