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Homeland Security Secretary Blames Biden For National Guard Shooting
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politics1h ago

Homeland Security Secretary Blames Biden For National Guard Shooting

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/kristi-noem-blames-biden-national-guard-shooting_n_692ca765e4b0675020454a4f
Huffpost.com
  • Noem told NBC’s Meet the Press that the Biden administration was responsible for vetting failures tied to the asylum grant for Rahmanullah Lakanwal.
  • The interview highlighted a dispute over when the suspect was vetted, with Welker pressing for specifics on the asylum approval timeline.
  • Noem maintained that the vetting process occurred under Joe Biden, deflecting questions about earlier approvals.
  • The article ties the incident to broader political debates over immigration and national security during the Biden era.
  • Welker questioned whether asylum decisions were fully vetted during the Trump administration as well.
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ICE Barbie’s Claims About National Guard Shooter Debunked
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politics1d ago

ICE Barbie’s Claims About National Guard Shooter Debunked

https://www.thedailybeast.com/ice-barbies-claims-about-national-guard-shooter-debunked/
Thedailybeast.com
  • Latest: Noem’s claim that the shooter arrived unvetted under Biden is challenged by DHS and court records showing prior vetting.
  • Officials say Lakanwal was vetted on arrival and again when his asylum claim was processed.
  • The DHS confirms that all Operation Allies Welcome parolees were screened by FBI, CIA, and the National Counterterrorism Center.
  • Lakanwal’s asylum claim was approved in April 2025, under the Trump administration, not Biden.
  • The National Guard shooting occurred near the Farragut West Metro entrance, with one guard killed and another in critical condition.
  • Political reactions linked Noem to broader debates over Afghan refugees and immigration policy.
  • Law enforcement sources say Lakanwal’s asylum was granted after vetting processes tied to prior administrations.
  • The report situates the incident within ongoing partisan debates about immigration policy.
  • Officials maintain the shooter was identified through fingerprints tied to his arrival.
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Gutting of key US watchdog could pave way for grave immigration abuses, experts warn
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politics20h ago

Gutting of key US watchdog could pave way for grave immigration abuses, experts warn

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/nov/30/us-watchdog-human-rights-department-homeland-security
Theguardian.com
  • The DHS watchdog offices overseeing civil rights have been drastically reduced, Raising implications for oversight of immigration detention.
  • Experts warn the downsizing could enable abuses with impunity as oversight shrinks during heightened enforcement.
  • Whistleblower complaints and lawsuits seek reinstatement of watchdog staff and restoration of oversight.
  • DHS said the changes refocused operations and improved efficiency, not eliminated oversight.
  • Public records were removed from DHS websites, sparking concerns about transparency.
  • Background cases cited include alleged ketamine sedation, pepper spray in detention centers, and a woman in a restraint chair.
  • Critics warn a decimated oversight framework could endanger detainees as detention capacity expands.
  • Civil rights groups and legal advocates allege illegal and under-resourced enforcement against detainees.
  • Former DHS staff report a near wipeout of investigative teams involved in detention facility oversight.
  • The watchdog network originally aimed to process complaints and guide DHS practices across three offices.
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Noem says deportation operation decisions are hers amid case over flights to El Salvador
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politics17h ago

Noem says deportation operation decisions are hers amid case over flights to El Salvador

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/immigration/noem-deportation-operation-decisions-flights-el-salvador-rcna246531
Nbcnews.com
  • Noem says deportation decisions are her responsibility at DHS, including flight destinations.
  • Noem denies defying a federal court order to halt deportations to El Salvador.
  • A Justice Department filing says Noem did not comply with a judge’s order to stop deporting Tren de Aragua gang members to El Salvador.
  • The filing references a March order and a subsequent order to halt removals under the Alien Enemies Act.
  • The case also involves Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who was wrongfully deported and later returned to the U.S.
  • Megan Lebowitz and Alexandra Marquez reported on the story for NBC News.
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Secretary of the Navy says drug cartels are launching 'attack on the country' with narcotics
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crime15h ago

Secretary of the Navy says drug cartels are launching 'attack on the country' with narcotics

https://www.foxnews.com/media/secretary-navy-says-drug-cartels-launching-attack-country-narcotics
Foxnews.com
  • Navy Secretary describes narcotics as an attack on the homeland and outlines a U.S. military response.
  • Phelan highlights the Ford Carrier Strike Group and allied ships as part of deterrence and defense
  • Phelan calls for increased shipyards and 50,000 new shipbuilding jobs to support readiness
  • Phelan contrasts deterrence with China as a peer competitor in regional security
  • Officials emphasize technology and modernization to counter narcotics and threats
  • Phelan reiterates the Navy's central mission to defend the homeland
  • A Marine and shipbuilding expansion is framed as essential to national security
  • Phelan states deterrence will prevent caskets with flags, underscoring casualty avoidance
  • Operation Southern Spear is described as a coordinated international effort
  • Phelan credits leadership and collaboration for naval modernization goals
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Kristi Noem dumbstruck after being told Trump admin approved DC shooter's asylum request
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politics14h ago

Kristi Noem dumbstruck after being told Trump admin approved DC shooter's asylum request

https://www.rawstory.com/dc-shooting-2674356499/
Rawstory.com
  • NBC host Kristi Noem was questioned over her claim that asylum was approved under the Trump administration.
  • Welker pressed Noem on whether asylum was approved in April under Trump, noting it happened during Trump’s watch.
  • Noem repeated her shift of blame to the Biden administration as Welker pushed back.
  • The article identifies Rahmanullah Lakanwal as the Afghan migrant linked to the incident.
  • The piece cites the shooting as involving two National Guard members in Washington, D.C.
  • The report notes U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem participated in a town hall event.
  • The article frames the asylum decision as a political flashpoint in ongoing debates over vetting.
  • The story emphasizes that the asylum approval occurred under the Trump administration rather than Biden’s tenure.
  • Welker challenged the framing by pointing to the Trump-era approval while noting ongoing vetting questions.
  • The article includes standard site notes about corrections and contact information for Raw Story.
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Noem says National Guard shooting suspect was 'radicalized' in the U.S.
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crime11h ago

Noem says National Guard shooting suspect was 'radicalized' in the U.S.

https://www.ms.now/news/noem-says-national-guard-shooting-suspect-was-radicalized-in-the-us
Ms.now
  • Investigators say the National Guard shooting suspect may have been radicalized since arriving in the United States, according to Noem.
  • Noem called Rahmanullah Lakanwal 'unvetted' and tied his entrance to Biden-era Afghanistan withdrawal consequences.
  • A senior U.S. official said Lakanwal was cleared by the National Counterterrorism Center before evacuation in 2021.
  • Lakanwal reportedly worked with U.S. forces and underwent multiple background checks during service in Afghanistan.
  • Authorities say Rahmanullah Lakanwal killed a National Guard member and injured another before being wounded, then apprehended.
  • Prosecutors expect charges including first-degree murder in the case.
  • The incident occurred in the Washington state area after Lakanwal's arrival in the United States.
  • The report cites debates over vetting under the Operation Allies Welcome program.
  • Erum Salam contributed to the report for MS NOW, noting background and asylum details.
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How the CIA vetted the D.C. shooting suspect, and a college football coaching shake-up: Weekend Rundown
#8 out of 8
politics8h ago

How the CIA vetted the D.C. shooting suspect, and a college football coaching shake-up: Weekend Rundown

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/weekend-rundown-november-30-rcna246364
Nbcnews.com
  • National Guard shooting suspect Rahmanullah Lakanwal faced intense vetting and asylum questions, with officials noting extensive checks were conducted.
  • FDA officials acknowledged a memo claiming at least 10 child deaths were ‘related’ to COVID vaccines, drawing criticism for missing details.
  • Sen. Mark Kelly criticized political figures as discussing illegal orders amid a Pentagon probe, calling for lawful conduct.
  • Lawmakers opened inquiries into a maritime incident while flagging other domestic political developments, including university settlements and a major Black Friday online spend.
  • Ukrainian frontline soldiers voiced skepticism about a 28-point peace plan but remained hopeful for a path to return home.
  • Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin accepted the LSU head coaching job, ending his stint with the Rebels.
  • Analysts noted a trending focus on consumer behavior as online Black Friday spending reached a record level.
  • The report highlighted ongoing base security concerns amid broader geopolitical tensions, including comments on Netanyahu and potential pardons.
  • Officials reported mass protests in New York City related to immigration enforcement efforts.
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