Trump Admin - Sec of DHS Kristi Noem
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Hijinx
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What is someone thinking when they do some stupid sht' like this.?
Do they think they won't be caught?
Are they in favor of criminals?
Do they have TDS and believe this is getting back at Trump?
If they tip off criminals that ICE is coming what else are they willing to sell to foreign countries?
Do they think they won't be caught?
Are they in favor of criminals?
Do they have TDS and believe this is getting back at Trump?
If they tip off criminals that ICE is coming what else are they willing to sell to foreign countries?
MUST WATCH: Margaret Brennan tries to emotionally blackmail DHS Secretary Kristi Noem about “separating families.”
Noem expertly shuts her down with FACTS.
In addition to Biden actually ignoring immigration law, parents make a decision to break laws which ultimately can separate them from their children. This happens every day in America when American citizens are sent to prison for crimes.
Don’t want to be separated from your children? Don’t commit a crime.
Put their names in the news.
Instead of sending them to El Salvador, they need to just start packing them in a shipping crate to be lost at sea.
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem revoked the Biden-era special parole program in March, but a federal judge blocked the Trump administration from making any changes for now. Trump pushed the justices to reinstate Noem’s policy and correct a “recent, destabilizing trend in immigration cases.
“When lower courts have disregarded Congress’s commands in the INA and usurped the Executive Branch’s control over immigration policy, this Court has not hesitated to intervene and has repeatedly granted complete or partial stays of nationwide orders,” U.S. Solicitor General John Sauer wrote. “The Court should follow the same course here.”
Trump warned that upholding the parole program would force the administration to undergo “full-bore removal proceedings for each alien,” putting a strain on the already overwhelmed immigration courts.
“The district court has nullified one of the Trump administration’s most consequential immigration policy decisions, revoking Secretary Noem’s decision and maintaining parole for up to two years for 532,000 aliens whose continued presence in the United States the Secretary deems contrary to U.S. interests,” Sauer wrote.
In 2022, then-Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas used a provision of the Immigration and Nationality Act to grant two-year parole to around 532,000 migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela. The Trump administration claimed that the mass parole programs deterred against illegal border crossings, but did nothing to clear a path to lawful status.
A group of advocacy groups sued the administration, claiming that Noem’s policy would unnecessarily harm parole beneficiaries and tear families and communities apart.
“When lower courts have disregarded Congress’s commands in the INA and usurped the Executive Branch’s control over immigration policy, this Court has not hesitated to intervene and has repeatedly granted complete or partial stays of nationwide orders,” U.S. Solicitor General John Sauer wrote. “The Court should follow the same course here.”
Trump warned that upholding the parole program would force the administration to undergo “full-bore removal proceedings for each alien,” putting a strain on the already overwhelmed immigration courts.
“The district court has nullified one of the Trump administration’s most consequential immigration policy decisions, revoking Secretary Noem’s decision and maintaining parole for up to two years for 532,000 aliens whose continued presence in the United States the Secretary deems contrary to U.S. interests,” Sauer wrote.
In 2022, then-Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas used a provision of the Immigration and Nationality Act to grant two-year parole to around 532,000 migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela. The Trump administration claimed that the mass parole programs deterred against illegal border crossings, but did nothing to clear a path to lawful status.
A group of advocacy groups sued the administration, claiming that Noem’s policy would unnecessarily harm parole beneficiaries and tear families and communities apart.
DHS Cancels Harvard’s Student Visa Program over ‘Pro-Terrorist Conduct’ on Campus
“This administration is holding Harvard accountable for fostering violence, antisemitism, and coordinating with the Chinese Communist Party on its campus,” DHS Secretary Kristi Noem said in a statement.
“It is a privilege, not a right, for universities to enroll foreign students and benefit from their higher tuition payments to help pad their multibillion-dollar endowments,” she added. “Harvard had plenty of opportunity to do the right thing. It refused. They have lost their Student and Exchange Visitor Program certification as a result of their failure to adhere to the law. Let this serve as a warning to all universities and academic institutions across the country.”
The decision means Harvard cannot enroll foreign students for the next school year, and will also require existing foreign students to transfer, or lose their legal status to reside in the U.S. before the academic year begins.
Noem first demanded that Harvard provide information about the “criminality and misconduct” of foreign students on its campus on April 16. She warned at the time that refusal to comply would result in the termination of the university’s visa program.
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem Mobilize IRS to Los Angeles to HUNT DOWN Who’s FUNDING the Riots
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem landed in riot-scarred Los Angeles on Thursday and immediately put the nation on notice: the IRS is now involved, and the hunt for the financial backers of violent unrest has officially begun.
Noem, flanked by law enforcement and federal officials, announced that the Internal Revenue Service has been deployed to trace the money behind the chaos — including potential funding from radical NGOs, militant unions, and other shadowy groups.
“We also have the IRS here, helping us track how these violent protesters are funded—what NGOs are out there, what unions, what other individuals may be funding these violent perpetrators who infiltrate protests,” Noem said during the press conference.
“They take people who may be wanting to come and be peaceful, but instead turn these into very violent activities that go after law enforcement. That’s just simply not acceptable.”
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Clem72
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What IRS agents? They just DOGE'd them all. Did they grab the last 6 guys who were processing tax refunds for this?