Noem appears to accuses him of leaking the FBI to enforce immigration in LA
Homeland Security (DHS) secretary Christie Noem appeared to call the FBI “corruption” and denounce the leaked plan of a “large” immigration enforcement plan. Los Angeles Region.
The era According to internal government documents reviewed by the publication, US Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE) is leading the business and focusing on people who are focused on people who have no legal status in the US. The article has been published.
The document was reportedly distributed among some government officials last week. The Times also said a federal law enforcement source who spoke on condition of anonymity for fear of Reprisal was called to assist officers and agents of the LA FBI and the Drug Enforcement Agency.
Noem unearthed the FBI and shared an article about X.
“The FBI is very corrupt,” Noem wrote. “We will work with all agencies to stop leaks and appeal to these bent, deep national agents to the fullest extent.”
An ICE source told Fox News that she doesn’t know where Noem got the information or what she’s doing based on it.
Fox News Digital I contacted DHS For comments, but not immediately responded.
The FBI did not comment on the issue.
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Homeland Security Secretary Christie Noem joined the ice attack in New York City. Noem said the community will be safer due to targeted attacks chasing illegal criminal immigrants. (Ministry of Homeland Security)
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondy joined the Fox Report on Sunday, where he discussed immigration enforcement and was asked about leaks within the government.
“Well, you know, if someone leaks something, people don’t understand that it puts our great men and women law enforcement lives at risk. You say “I did,” Bondy said. “It’s not going to stop our mission, we’re not going to stop the president’s mission to make America safe again.”
Anti-ice protesters blocked traffic on both sides of the 101 highway in downtown Los Angeles. (Fox 11 Los Angeles)
She also said that if people do not want to comply with the law, the Department of Justice would prosecute them.
Bondy was then asked about his operation in Denver, Colorado. There, individuals informed people that bulls were coming and advised illegal immigrants that they shouldn’t do if the agent approached them.
If people notify you Illegal immigration They were asked if something could or should be done to stop it.
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“It can rise to levels of blockage very well. We’re seeing all the cases where someone puts the lives of great men and women in law enforcement at risk. “If you say As you did, if you do something, like you said, if you come out of a bull that could put their life at risk, we investigate it, and we I’ll come after you.”