only the best people for the trump administration.
Trump administration 2024-2028
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GK .Dundas
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Gentle hint, it's not a heavy metal band..... ...facepalm.
She really is the gift that keeps on giving.
Comedians and cartoonists must love this adminstrative.
That’s a really frightening job for the office holder to be inept at. The U.S. is bitching at Canada about threats to their national security but then they appoint that individual to DHS? Why should we take their security seriously if they clearly don’t?
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Wow. She’s dumber than a bag of hair…
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I think she said what she said on purpose. Knowing this video would go viral, and re-define Habeas Corpus to the general public, and muddy the waters even more on what authority the
i don't think she's that smart
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Never met her have you…
Multiple members of POTUS47’s cabinet are flouting various laws, budgets, etc.
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More 'Trumped up' claims...
Joe Kent argued that while the Venezuelan government may not have specifically directed the activities of the Tren De Aragua gang, it would be logical for Venezuela, a U.S. adversary, to send gang members across the border. (Jenny Kane/The Associated Press)
A top adviser to Tulsi Gabbard, the U.S. director of national intelligence, acknowledged in a March 24 email that the Venezuelan government may not have specifically directed the activities of a gang that the Trump administration has used to justify fast-tracking deportations of immigrants, but argued that a link between Caracas and the gang was "common sense."
U.S. President Donald Trump has used a claim that Tren de Aragua is co-ordinating its U.S. activities with the Venezuelan government of President Nicolas Maduro to invoke the Alien Enemies Act to justify deportations of alleged gang members to a maximum-security prison in El Salvador. Some legal scholars have argued invoking the act requires a connection to a foreign government.
U.S. adviser reportedly pushed officials to rewrite intelligence so it would not be used against Trump
Link between gang and Venezuela, used to fast-track deportations from the U.S., may not actually exist
Joe Kent argued that while the Venezuelan government may not have specifically directed the activities of the Tren De Aragua gang, it would be logical for Venezuela, a U.S. adversary, to send gang members across the border. (Jenny Kane/The Associated Press)
A top adviser to Tulsi Gabbard, the U.S. director of national intelligence, acknowledged in a March 24 email that the Venezuelan government may not have specifically directed the activities of a gang that the Trump administration has used to justify fast-tracking deportations of immigrants, but argued that a link between Caracas and the gang was "common sense."
U.S. President Donald Trump has used a claim that Tren de Aragua is co-ordinating its U.S. activities with the Venezuelan government of President Nicolas Maduro to invoke the Alien Enemies Act to justify deportations of alleged gang members to a maximum-security prison in El Salvador. Some legal scholars have argued invoking the act requires a connection to a foreign government.