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DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin discussing allegations involving Rep. Ilhan Omar

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Politics

DHS Secretary Says “Something’s Going to Happen” as Ilhan Omar Could Face Deportation

Posted byby Sean Lorne
3 weeks ago
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2 min

DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin told Benny Johnson that an investigation involving Rep. Ilhan Omar could lead to deportation. Mullin referenced allegations that Omar married her brother to help him enter the United States, while older reports cited in the story make broader claims about her family’s asylum paperwork.

Markwayne Mullin speaking during a House hearing while Rosa DeLauro responds

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Politics

Markwayne Mullin Goes Off on Rosa DeLauro Over 450,000 Untracked Migrant Kids [VIDEO]

Posted byby Elliot Munch
3 months ago
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2 min

A House hearing turned into a sharp exchange after Rosa DeLauro pressed Markwayne Mullin on separated children and Mullin pointed to the Biden administration’s missing unaccompanied minors.

Posted inin Congress
Immigration

Mullin, Schumer Trade Fire Over ICE

Posted byby Elliot Munch
5 months ago
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2 min

Schumer attacked funding for ICE and Border Patrol, and Mullin answered with a sharp Fox News rebuke that pushed the Senate feud into full public view.

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Politics

ICE Director Steps Down, What Next?

Posted byby Elliot Munch
6 months ago
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2 min

Todd Lyons will leave his role as acting ICE director on May 31, after nearly 20 years with the agency. DHS says he is headed to the private sector while the search for a replacement remains open.

President Trump announces leadership change at DHS

Posted inin National Security
Politics

Top DHS Shakeup: Noem and Lewandowski Exit

Posted byby Sean Lorne
7 months ago
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2 min

President Trump removed DHS Secretary Kristi Noem and named Senator Markwayne Mullin to take over at the end of March. Senior adviser Corey Lewandowski is also leaving amid questions about a $200 million ad contract and who approved it. The move follows tense congressional testimony and media reports suggesting the contract process was limited to a few firms.