Kristi Noem was on a New York City tour Wednesday, with the Trump official making a stop at the Brooklyn subway station where a migrant was accused of torching a sleeping homeless woman.
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Nicki Swift on MSNThis Is The Closest We've Seen Kristi Noem Go Makeup FreeKristi Noem loves a good glam session, but this sweet snap with her granddaughter is the closest we've ever seen her to rocking a bare face.
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Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem further drove the point home in her simultaneous visit to New York City, including a stop at the subway station where illegal migrant Sebastian Zapeta-Calil allegedly burned Debrina Kawam to death for kicks.
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New York City denied request FEMA return $80M in migrant funds
A federal judge blocked New York City’s request for President Donald Trump’s administration to return $80 million in FEMA funds allocated for migrant shelters and services.
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Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem on Friday said two leakers who allegedly disclosed information on ICE operations have been identified.
U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem reprised her role as “ICE Barbie” as she once again got dolled up for a series of Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids. The former South Dakota governor earned the nickname in January after she glammed up for a photo-op before tagging along on the first major deportation raids in New York City since Donald Trump assumed office for a second time.
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White House broadcasts immigration raids as Noem joins in, but are arrests really up?Despite images of a nationwide sweep, there is little evidence so far that ICE is arresting, detaining or deporting many more people than usual.
The incident reportedly took place at the Stillwell Avenue Subway station in Coney Island last December, where the woman was sleeping on a stationary train, the New York Police Department said at the time.
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