D.C.’s Occupiers draw little scrutiny from Homeland Security

By Aubrey Whelan

Published May 6, 2012 4:00am ET

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D.C.’s Occupiers draw little scrutiny from Homeland Security — It’s no secret that the Department of Homeland Security has been monitoring the Occupy movement almost since its inception. But as it consulted with local law enforcement officials and kept tabs on occupations across the country, it largely ignored the protest in its own backyard: the two tent cities that made up Occupy DC. The […]

It’s no secret that the Department of Homeland Security has been monitoring the Occupy movement almost since its inception. But as it consulted with local law enforcement officials and kept tabs on occupations across the country, it largely ignored the protest in its own backyard: the two tent cities that made up Occupy DC.

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