Three former homeland security officials who served in the Trump administration are set to join the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank, where their focus will include countering the threats posed by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Chad Wolf, former acting secretary of homeland security, Ken Cuccinelli, former deputy secretary of homeland security, and Mark Morgan, former acting commissioner of Customs and Border Protection, will join the Heritage Foundation as fellows in the Davis Institute for National Security and Foreign Policy, starting Feb. 1. “With the addition of Chad Wolf, Ken Cuccinelli, and Mark Morgan, Heritage has assembled an all-star team with significant policy expertise on issues related to homeland security, immigration, and China,” Heritage Foundation President Kay James said in a statement. “Heritage was already a leading voice to shape these policy issues,” James added. “We’re now taking our work to the next level as we confront an emboldened …