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Nope, they've ed up Trump s too.
actually, DHS doesn't care what anyone's beliefs are
one of the contractors I just quoted voted for Trump and Trump is ing up his business
Nope, they've ed up Trump s too.
Indifference to illegal immigrants endangers the host, who takes the medical conditions of confinement home from the prison every day
Local racists may think diseases are confined to detainees, but concentration camps are perfect environments for spreading a mixed stew of infections — including to guards and staff who then spread the germs to the surrounding communities. Yet another reason to close the camps.
prissiest cosplay ever
look at all that tactical gear Jake Paul needed to assail an ice scupture, alone and unopposed
https://www.threathunter.ai/blog/ame...-burning-down/America's Cyber Defense Agency Is Burning Down and Nobody's Coming to Put It Out
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I'm a veteran. I served under both parties. I don't care which side of the aisle fixes this. I care that it gets fixed. CISA was created under the first Trump administration because the country needed a dedicated agency to defend against cyber threats to critical infrastructure. That mission hasn't changed. If anything, the threat has gotten exponentially worse since 2018.
What I see right now is an agency that is being gutted at the exact moment when we need it most. And the people who have the power to fix it are too busy playing procedural games to do their jobs.
I've spent over 30 years filling gaps that nobody else would fill. First in the Coast Guard, then in cybersecurity. My company exists because the private sector has to pick up what the government can't or won't do. But there are things the private sector cannot replace: the authority to coordinate across federal agencies, the ability to issue binding directives to critical infrastructure operators, and the ins utional trust that comes from having a credible, well-led government cyber defense agency.
CISA is supposed to be that agency. Right now it's a s of what it was built to be, run by someone who shouldn't be there, waiting for a leader the Senate won't confirm, while adversaries that have already breached our infrastructure prepare for whatever comes next.
If that doesn't scare you, you're not paying attention.
Thanks doge
in past administrations, a clusterf@ck like this would have led to resignations, firings and congressional hearings including DOD, DOT and DHS
today?
just another day ending in "y"
www.nytimes.com/2026/02/11/u...
Republicans suck at basic governance, almost as if they were contemptuous of it
DHS/CoreCivic are kindling their own special places in
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news...ion-rcna258377
Over their four months at the Dilley Immigration Processing Center — a remote, prisonlike facility that has drawn mounting scrutiny over what human rights advocates describe as inhumane conditions — Nikita and Oksana say their children have endured indignities they never imagined possible in the United States.
Worms in their food. Guards shouting orders and snatching toys from small hands. Restless nights under fluorescent lights that never fully go dark. Hours in line for a single pill.
“We left one tyranny and came to another kind of tyranny,” Nikita said in Russian. “Even in Russia, they don’t treat children like this.”
How it started
How it's going
how do concentration camps become death camps?
this might be one reason Trump appointed a completely unqualified pervert donor as Navy Secretary
https://projectsaltbox.substack.com/...ess-to-privateNormally, when a federal agency wants to buy property or hire a contractor, it must go through a lengthy process — post a public solicitation, accept competing bids, evaluate proposals, and often get congressional approval for major real estate deals. This can take up to several months or more.
WEXMAC eliminates most of those steps. The 24 companies awarded contracts Friday are pre-qualified. ICE can issue what’s called a “task order” — essentially a specific work assignment — to any of them without starting the process over.
For GEO Group, this means guaranteed access to compete for ICE work worth potentially billions of dollars. The company reported $2.3 billion in revenue last year, with immigration detention as a major business line
this might be one reason Trump appointed a completely unqualified pervert donor as Navy Secretary
https://projectsaltbox.substack.com/...ess-to-privateNormally, when a federal agency wants to buy property or hire a contractor, it must go through a lengthy process — post a public solicitation, accept competing bids, evaluate proposals, and often get congressional approval for major real estate deals. This can take up to several months or more.
WEXMAC eliminates most of those steps. The 24 companies awarded contracts Friday are pre-qualified. ICE can issue what’s called a “task order” — essentially a specific work assignment — to any of them without starting the process over.
For GEO Group, this means guaranteed access to compete for ICE work worth potentially billions of dollars. The company reported $2.3 billion in revenue last year, with immigration detention as a major business line
Great so when do these agents get arrested and the criminal charges get filed?How it started
How it's going
good samaritan trap
https://bsky.app/profile/tinadesiree.../3metgqayja22oCCTV footage appears to show DHS agents posing as people having car trouble in order to lure a target out of his house before arresting them. The target comes out and starts helping them before 3 vehicles surround the scene. The car "experiencing" trouble then drives off with them.
Yes, we need to get rid of the good Samaritan illegal immigrants because they're eating the dogs
county and state need to step up
Sad that the feds won't. But that's where we are today.
The one positive is that the DOJ can no longer ignore all the evidence of just how often so many of these agents are lying their ing asses off in these cases.
"..... DHS claimed Sosa-Celis was driving the car and he, Aljorna and another man assaulted the agent before the agent fired his weapon.
The first inkling of the government questioning the DHS account came from the US Department of Justice. In a January 16 court filing supporting criminal charges against the two men, the DOJ asserted Aljorna was the one driving the vehicle.
In a stunning reversal, the Justice Department on Thursday filed a motion seeking to drop criminal charges against the two Venezuelan men. In it, the DOJ said federal prosecutors provided incorrect information to the court, while ICE issued a statement admitting its federal agents made “false statements” under oath...."
https://www.cnn.com/2026/02/15/us/ic...lse-statements
So will we see perjury charges or not?
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Noem and Lewandowski are incompetent clowns
The new Gulfstreams are deluxe: twin sleeping cabins, a wet bar, two bidets
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/ne...ot/ar-AA1WwgqGAdditional details have emerged about a mid-flight showdown between Homeland Security advisor Corey Lewandowski that led to a Coast Guard pilot's firing — and immediate reinstatement.
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem had ordered the purchase of two new Gulfstream jets at a cost of $170 million to replace the Coast Guard aircraft that had been used to ferry her predecessors, which some Coast Guard officials viewed as unnecessary and expensive. But two DHS officials told NBC News that military officials were instructed by a senior DHS official to keep their concerns to themselves.
“We were kept completely out of the loop on those Gulfstreams," said one of those DHS officials. "I wanted to know what money they used for those Gulfstreams. But basically, we were shut down.”
Noem clashed last year with Coast Guard staff after the Coast Guard plane she'd been flying on broke down and she had to use a backup jet to return to Washington, D.C. — an incident that blew up into a major story last week highlighting concerns about her leadership.
"Typically, government planes that are used for members of the executive branch’s travel are returned to what is called a 'sterile state' after each flight, which includes the removal of all personal items of the individuals who had traveled on it," a U.S. official told NBC. "But Noem liked the idea of keeping some personal items on board, including a heated blanket, for her convenience, so a storage cabinet on the aircraft was reserved for that purpose in a way that ran counter to typical protocols for most government aircraft."
Noem realized that she had left behind her personal items, including the blanket, while flying on the backup jet, and Lewandowski berated the flight staff and threatened to fire them for failing to grab them from the broken down craft, according to NBC's sources.
"The Coast Guard pilot came out of the pit to see what was happening," NBC reported, "and Lewandowski insisted the plane return to where the broken-down jet was located to collect the secretary’s items, the U.S. official, the current Coast Guard official and the former Coast Guard official said."
"When the pilot refused, Lewandowski announced the pilot was relieved of duty, according to the U.S. official, the current Coast Guard official and the former Coast official," the report added. "The pilot explained that if he was fired he would need to land the plane immediately while another pilot was found to continue the mission to Washington, the U.S. official, the current Coast Guard official and the former Coast Guard official said."
Lewandowski ultimately backed down, as Wall Street Journal reported on Friday. A DHS spokesperson did not answer questions about the in-flight confrontation.
BUT HE'S DRAINING THE SWAMP! HE SAID SO
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