US EditionRepublican senators Thom Tillis and Lisa Murkowski call for Kristi Noem to resign as DHS secretary
Senators Tillis and Murkowski criticize DHS Secretary Noem's handling of Minneapolis shootings and immigration enforcement, calling her management 'amateurish' and disqualifying.
- On January 27, 2026, Sen. Thom Tillis, Republican of North Carolina , and Sen. Lisa Murkowski, Republican of Alaska, called for Secretary Kristi Noem to resign over Minnesota shootings.
- After weekend shootings in Minneapolis, Noem, Secretary of Homeland Security, called victims terrorists, a claim later challenged by video and scrutiny.
- Sen. Thom Tillis told reporters `I can't think of any point of pride over the last year` and placed holds on DHS nominations until Kristi Noem testified, while Sen. Lisa Murkowski said `I've lost confidence in her`.
- Democratic leaders warned they would oppose a spending package including Department of Homeland Security funding, risking a partial government shutdown by Friday as over three-fourths of the House Democratic Caucus back impeachment articles.
- A Feb. 12 hearing will question Todd Lyons, Rodney Scott and Joseph Edlow as lawmakers call for investigations amid concerns about eroding public trust.
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A wave of voices has come to the same conclusion: Kristi Noem must go.
Immigration was a Republican strength. Now some fear it's slippin
WASHINGTON (AP) — Republicans are increasingly concerned that immigration enforcement is becoming a political liability in the upcoming midterm elections after two people were killed by federal agents during President Donald Trump’s crackdown in Minneapolis . Although few are willing to publicly break with the president, there has been a crescendo of criticism as Republicans nudge the White House to change course. A looming end-of-week funding d…
Immigration was a Republican strength. Now some fear it's slipping away before the midterms
Republicans are increasingly concerned that immigration enforcement is becoming a political liability in the upcoming midterm elections after two people were killed by federal agents during President Donald Trump’s crackdown in Minneapolis.Although few are willing to publicly break with the president, there has been a crescendo of criticism as Republicans nudge the White House to change course. A looming end-of-week funding deadline has brought …
Kristi Noem Throws Stephen Miller Under The Bus As ICE Melts
Source: Al Drago / Getty Top officials in the Trump administration collectively stepped in it when they reflexively blamed Minnesota health professional Alex Pretti for his own violent death at the hands of federal agents, the same way they lied about Renee Nicole Good. Because, in Pretti’s case, video footage leaves no doubt that he was shot and killed unjustly and without necessity, and in calling the 37-year-old an armed domestic terrorist w…
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