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DHS mandated employees to report in person, requesting selfies as proof of attendance, raising questions about trust and workplace morale.

DHS mandated employees to send selfies to verify office presence, canceling remote work options.

DHS Secretary has mandated the end of remote work for employees, requiring full return to the office.

A significant theft from DHS Secretary Noem at the Easter Egg Roll highlights security concerns and the handling of sensitive items.

Kristi Noem's bag containing cash and personal items was stolen during a dinner in Washington, DC.

Illegal migrant Mario Bustamante-Leiva stole DHS Secretary Noem's purse and spent extensive amounts of her money hours later.

DHS embraces AI under departing CTO David Larrimore, enhancing capability and leadership in federal technology.

Trump's administration will leverage advanced surveillance and AI tools for immigration enforcement.

The Hurricane Score algorithm assesses immigrants' likelihood of absconding and aids decision-making.

SmartLINK app supports location tracking and facial matching for monitoring immigrants.

Over 936,500 individuals, including naturalized U.S. citizens, received aggressive DHS emails ordering them to leave the country, causing panic among recipients.

Palantir's contract with ICE raises concerns about mass surveillance and potential misuse of personal data.

A UC Berkeley student is suing federal agencies over arbitrary visa revocations affecting international students without notice or legal justification.

ICE illegally detained Mahmoud Khalil without a warrant, as admitted by the Department of Homeland Security.

There is a stark contrast in the handling of classified information between high-profile officials and lower-level DHS staff.

The DHS terminated advisory committees, particularly impacting the Cyber Security Review Board, raising concerns over national security amid ongoing cyber threats.

Karen Evans has been nominated as Under Secretary for Management at DHS, highlighting her quick rise in the cybersecurity field.

DHS has terminated non-government members of the Cyber Safety Review Board as part of cost-cutting measures.

These changes might hinder ongoing cybersecurity investigations, including the Salt Typhoon hacks.

Madhu Gottumukkala becomes deputy director of CISA, emphasizing the importance of cybersecurity and infrastructure protection.

Kristi Noem's nomination to lead DHS may hinder cybersecurity grants to state and local governments due to her opposition to the program.

DHS Secretary Noem initiated an investigation into FEMA leaks, including a polygraph test for the acting administrator amid potential agency closure discussions.

A robbery of DHS Secretary Kristi Noem's purse raises serious security concerns despite her protection by the Secret Service.

DHS official defends Trump's refusal to return Kilmar Abrego Garcia, linking him to MS-13 despite lack of criminal record.

Kilmar Abrego Garcia, deported to El Salvador mistakenly, is suspected of human trafficking while being a noted MS-13 gang member.

DHS canceled $2.7 million in grants to Harvard and threatened to revoke its certification for international student enrollment.

DHS Secretary Noem threatens Harvard with removal from a federal program over alleged antisemitism related to foreign students.

Harvard risks losing its ability to enroll foreign students if it does not comply with DHS demands.

DHS is expanding Guantanamo Bay to detain migrants, but details on including families remain unclear.

FEMA is firing four employees for unauthorized payments to house illegal migrants in NYC.

The head of FEMA underwent a polygraph test after a leak, despite the test's questionable legitimacy as a lie detection tool.

DHS mistakenly sent an email requiring Ukrainian war refugees to self-deport, causing unnecessary panic amid the ongoing conflict.

DHS ends protections for 350,000 Venezuelans, risking their return to an oppressive regime.

The DHS will revoke legal protections for over 532,000 immigrants from specific countries, risking their deportation.

Parole holders must leave the U.S. before their status expires as per the new policy.

DHS is cutting jobs in civil rights oversight offices to streamline operations and improve immigration enforcement.

The cuts are part of a wider federal effort to reduce workforce within government agencies.

CISA receives positive audit ratings for election security but has decreased disinformation efforts.

CISA employees tackling misinformation were placed on administrative leave amid a reshaping initiative by DHS Secretary Kristi Noem.

DHS Secretary Noem led immigration raids in NYC targeting dangerous gang members, emphasizing law enforcement's enhanced operations.

Authorities warn of potential copycat vehicle ramming attacks following New Year's Day incident in New Orleans, emphasizing the threat from violent extremists.

Reported drone sightings in the U.S. do not pose a national security threat, according to a joint statement from federal agencies.