Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kirsti Noem is not playing around with these pitiable leakers anymore.
As the anti-ICE militants have continued to leak the locations of impending federal raids in Colorado, Canada, and other defiant sanctuary states, Noem has expressed her irritation quite clearly.
In fact, after the most recent set of leaks, Noem issued an ominous warning to the entire agency, informing them that the use of polygraph testing, amongst other appropriate methods, would be deployed for catching the leakers.
After all, considering that ICE agents are going after violent criminals, the leaks are literally endangering their lives.
Not that anti-ICE militants, who are likely pro-BLM activitists, would care.
Naturally, the wayward federal agents who remain intent on helping illegal migrants have decided it’s a great idea to leak Noem’s latest plan for catching the leakers, showing complete disregard for the safety and well-being of federal officials who actually do have to deal with vicious gangbangers from Venezuela and beyond.
Even more naturally, the agent(s) leaked the memo to Bloomberg, owned by one of President Donald Trump’s fiercest critics: Michael Bloomberg.
Indeed, Bloomberg previously referred to Trump as a “carnival barking clown” … though that “clown” managed to achieve the presidency not once, but twice.
Bloomberg, meanwhile, blew $600M on his own vanity presidential run and has nothing to show for it.
Aside from snide commentary via his media outlets, such as eponymously named Bloomberg.
“Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem warned employees that polygraph tests will be used to help crack down on leaks that agency officials say have foiled immigration enforcement plans. Noem last week issued an internal directive that all polygraphs the Department of Homeland Security administers must include a question about unauthorized communications with media and nonprofit organizations, according to a memo described to Bloomberg Government by two people without authorization to speak publicly,” Bloomberg reported.
Noem remained nonplussed by the rather predictable leak, and the DHS openly admitted that the leaked memo on polygraphs was indeed authentic.
Shame that the mainstream media had not used the same speed with declaring Hunter Biden’s laptops “authentic” … especially as the FBI had already confirmed their authenticity a year before the 2020 election.
The Trump administration is a tad more straight up than the Dems with regards to the truth, to put it mildly.
“DHS is a national security agency. As such, it should and will polygraph personnel,” spokesperson Tricia McLaughlin remarked crisply in an email to Bloomberg.
Hilariously, despite its elitist posturing, the Bloomberg article concluded on a rather inelegant note, which still has not been corrected at the time of this writing.
“(Adds DHS response in fourth paragraph.),” Bloomberg asserted.
Is that so? Now that is an obvious error made by a “clown,” to use the terminology of Bloomberg himself.
Perhaps Bloomberg should actually “add” the DHS response or otherwise remove this clearly internal note that was somehow externally published.
Thank you, Bloomberg, for that illustrious close. It’s quite inspirational!
… Or, at minimum, quite informative with regards to how sloppily the mainstream media has long reported.
In any event, Bloomberg can continue to publish all of the “exclusives” that it wants … all that the outlet is achieving is enhancing the rationale behind the federal government’s pursuit of the guileless leakers.
Border Czar Tom Homan certainly is fed up with the antics of the leakers, who continue to enjoy a perverse degree of media support.
“This isn’t a game. We know that TDA is dangerous. Everybody can agree to that, but when they get a heads-up that we are coming, it’s only a matter of time before our officers are ambushed. Their job is dangerous enough. So, we are going to address this very seriously,” Homan warned.
Outstanding.
With any luck, the leakers will be removed as swiftly from their positions as illegals are from the nation.
Author: Ofelia Thornton
