White House is already mad at DHS head Markwayne Mullin just months into the job: report
- Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin is already the subject of “growing tensions” with the White House just four months into his tenure, according to a report.
- The secretary, previously an Oklahoma senator, is said to have first created friction by placing a pause on ICE traffic stops after two men were shot dead in separate incidents in Maine and Texas earlier this month, NBC reports.
- Mullin gave the order to pause the tactic, “effective immediately,” after the killings of Joan Sebastian Guerrero, a 28-year-old Colombian man living in Maine, and of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo,
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- Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin is already the subject of “growing tensions” with the White House just four months into his tenure, according to a report.
- The secretary, previously an Oklahoma senator, is said to have first created friction by placing a pause on ICE traffic stops after two men were shot dead in separate incidents in Maine and Texas earlier this month, NBC reports.
- Mullin gave the order to pause the tactic, “effective immediately,” after the killings of Joan Sebastian Guerrero, a 28-year-old Colombian man living in Maine, and of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo,
Sources: The Independent