US ‘ICE’ Supervisor Used Government Time to Organize Swinger Sex Parties

US Immigration and Customs Enforcement announced on Tuesday that they are investigating one of their San Diego supervisors for trying to recruit workers for swinger parties at his home, while he was on the job.

Earlier this year, an accusation was made against the supervisor to the Inspector General for the Department of Homeland Security for gross sexual misconduct, the San Diego Union Tribune reported.

Employees claimed that they were being approached during work hours to attend swinger parties at the home of the supervisor and his wife, who is also an ICE agent, over the past year.  The employees who made the complaint have alleged that the recruitment is coercive of his employees as well as an abuse of his authority.

“Employees are being affected, traumatized, coerced and violated,” the complaint says. “It is an abuse of authority and needs to stop.”

The issue was initially brought to the attention of DHS, but was passed over to the Office of Professional Responsibility for investigation.

"The agency takes all allegations of misconduct seriously,"  ICE spokeswoman Lauren Mack said in the statement to NBC News. "The matter you reference has been referred to ICE Homeland Security Investigations Office of Professional Responsibility (OPR) for further investigation. That inquiry is ongoing and, as such, we are unable to offer further comment at this time."

The complaint provided sordid details of the events, including allegations that the couple’s children were in the home as they took place.

“The parties take place while their kids are watching a movie in their rooms,” the complaint reads. “Kids are told that mom and dad are working on a project with the other couples and not to disturb them nor knock on the bedroom door for at least an hour.”

The supervisor has not yet been named at this time.