Patel Defends FBI Pull-Up Test Amidst Gender Bias Criticism in Senate Showdown
Patel defended the FBI's pull-up test in a Senate showdown, citing 409 cyber arrests and a 42% increase in convictions, amidst gender bias criticism.
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Patel defended the FBI's controversial pull-up test during a recent Senate showdown, addressing concerns raised about its fairness and potential gender bias in recruitment.
The defense came in response to ongoing criticism that the physical fitness test disproportionately affects female applicants, hindering their entry into the federal agency.
To support the test's validity, Patel highlighted the FBI's operational successes, including 409 cyber arrests made by the agency this current year.
Furthermore, Patel emphasized a significant 42% increase in convictions achieved by the FBI compared to the previous year, showcasing the agency's effectiveness.
These statistics were presented to underscore the FBI's continued operational strength and justify the rigorous standards, including the pull-up test, for its agents.
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