Trump Replaces Noem with Mullin at DHS

0:00From geopolitics to global markets, this is Global News Today. President Donald Trump announced he's replacing Homeland Security Secretary, Kristi Noem, with Oklahoma Senator Mark Wayne Mullen at the end of the month. Noem is shifting to a new role as special envoy for the Shield of the America Security Initiative in the Western Hemisphere. Trump thanked her for her service at the department, which leads his major immigration crackdown. Noem grabbed headlines last year by joining immigration raids in a bulletproof vest and pushing hard-line border policies, including visits to prisons. Holding deported migrants, her hands-on style drew praise from supporters, but sparked debates over its appropriateness for a cabinet secretary. Critics slammed her for flashy moments like wearing a $50,000 watch at a tough El Salvador prison and starring in a $220 million ad campaign urging undocumented immigrants to leave. The crats called out nearly $200 million spent on luxury jets, while some Republicans

1:00echoed calls for change after tense congressional. Heatings Trump's frustration built over months, especially after a January backlash in Minneapolis, where federal agents shot two U.S. citizens during. Enforcement He sent BordersR Tom Homan to handle it instead of Noem, and polls show public support for immigration goals, but not the aggressive tactics. This marks the first big cabinet shake-up in Trump's second term, with Mullin, a staunch ally, stepping in as another tough voice on Borders. Its signals Trump tweaking his team amid political pressures, though policy direction at Homeland Security remains unclear. This story is made possible by our sponsor. See the episode description. Press play. Put your head down. The sound is already there. S-O-L-I-SoliPillow.com