Homeland Security - Page 34

February 22

Vance slams Dem ‘temper tantrum’ amid DHS shutdown, says Trump won’t back down on border

Vice President Vance vows to continue deportations despite Democratic resistance, claiming murder rates dropped 20% after removing "violent" migrants.

February 21

JD Vance: We're not going to 'give up' on the American border

Vice President JD Vance comments on deportations of criminal illegal migrants, Minnesota fraud, the DHS shutdown and the SAVE America Act on 'My View with Lara Trump.'

February 21

DAVID MARCUS: Memo to Bono: Please shut up and go away

Bono and U2 face criticism over new protest song "American Obituary" targeting Trump's policies. Critics argue the aging rock star misrepresents facts.

February 21

Propane tank hurled into Arizona ICE facility in suspected arson attack, FBI investigating

The FBI launched a federal investigation after an ICE warehouse in Surprise, Arizona, was allegedly damaged. The ATF is assisting in a probe of fire evidence.

February 21

Stolen ambulance crashes into Idaho DHS office

Fox News contributor Guy Benson joins ‘Fox News Live’ to discuss why angel families are attempting to hold Democrats accountable and breaks down the apparent attack on a DHS office in Idaho.

February 20

ICE arrests illegal immigrants convicted of child rape, sexual assault, drug trafficking

DHS announces ICE arrests targeting illegal immigrants convicted of violent crimes, including child rape and assault, amid rising threats against officers.

February 20

Illegal immigrant allegedly ambushed woman on Florida beach in random attempted drowning attack: police

Said Alexander Hernandez Gonzalez, a 26-year-old Venezuelan national charged with attempted murder after allegedly trying to drown woman at Florida beach.

February 19

DHS Secretary Noem: We don’t have the funding to help people through this

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem discusses the partial government shutdown as it hits day 6 on ‘Hannity.’

February 19

Critics warned Trump’s deportations would spark bloodshed — progressive group reports police killings fell

Police killings dropped for first time in five years during Trump's deportation push, contradicting predictions of increased violence in sanctuary cities.

February 19

MIKE DAVIS: Chicagoland, where teachers can support Charlie Kirk's killing, but not ICE

Chicago teacher who allegedly mocked Charlie Kirk's assassination keeps job, while colleague who posted "GO ICE" loses his. Double standard exposed.