Homeland Security Flack Tricia McLaughlin Set To Leave Trump Administration
HuffPost
Americans are increasingly souring on President Donald Trump and DHS Secretary Kristi Noem's handling of immigration policy.
Tricia McLaughlin, a spokesperson for the Department of Homeland Security and vociferous defender of President Donald Trump, is set to leave her position as soon as next week.
Multiple outlets reported McLaughlin’s decision on Tuesday, just as criticism of Trump’s DHS chief, Kristi Noem, has been heating up.
A source familiar with her plans told HuffPost that McLaughlin’s exit has been in the works since December, though, and was delayed in the aftermath of the killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti in Minnesota.
McLaughlin has stuck like glue to the administration line that Trump is helping to keep Americans safe by sending armed immigration officers to raid communities around the country, even though relatively few of the people detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers have been found to have violent criminal backgrounds.
Good and Pretti were both shot dead last month by federal agents while they were observing immigration operations — she in her car and he on a Minneapolis street. Their deaths, just weeks apart, sparked a furious response from Americans who have increasingly soured on Trump’s hardline immigration push.
The podcaster's spot-on impersonation left the head of Canada's Conservative Party, Pierre Poilievre, laughing.
The bill would make it illegal to flush abortion or miscarriage remains down a toilet "to protect both human dignity and America’s water systems."
The "Last Word" host praised the director of national intelligence for "defying" President Donald Trump during her testimony before unleashing on her.
“Seems a bit odd since the Pentagon published a memo with changes to the newspaper, including content overhaul,” the Stars and Stripes reporter said.
Gas prices have shot up 33% in four weeks, taking a bite out of workers’ budgets and stoking inflation fears.
This might be the most dramatic takedown of the president that’s out there right now.
"I loved it, it made my day, it was absolutely what I wanted to hear," one resident told local news.
They slammed the briefing on convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and accused the attorney general of evading questions about a subpoena.
From infants to 17-year-olds, children are dealing with stress-induced physical and mental health issues as a result of mass detention and deportation.
It’s safe to say that the U.S. District Judge Richard Leon wasn’t really feeling the Department of Justice’s “brazen” arguments.
Many people mocked Laura Loomer for not mentioning that "the most incredible monument" she "has ever seen" in her life is an Islamic structure.
“You told the media that I was a freakin’ snake,” Paul fumed at Trump's DHS secretary nominee, whom he accused of having "anger issues.”
The 38-year-old YouTuber recently recorded multiple videos while at the White House, with one painting a particularly servile portrait.