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DHS is pursuing a plan that was favored by Kristi Noem, though current Secretary Markwayne Mullin opposes the original proposal.

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Aug 4
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DHS is pursuing a plan that was favored by Kristi Noem, though current Secretary Markwayne Mullin opposes the original proposal.

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  1. Kristi Noem directed a body camera mandate involving the Department of Homeland Security.Sub-event
  2. Markwayne Mullin was tapped as undersecretary for management and is reversing operational policies set by his predecessor.Sub-event
  3. Sabatini and Ingraham criticized DHS policy, while Tapper questioned Mullin on CNN after the leadership change.1 source
  4. DHS operates under the umbrella of Homeland Security, while Kristi Noem has initiated an ambitious detention capacity plan.Sub-event
  5. Markwayne Mullin paused purchases related to a plan favored by Kristi Noem after Noem was fired.Sub-event
  6. DHS pursues plan favored by Kristi Noem, but Secretary Mullin opposes it.1 source

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