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Kristi Noem’s replacement at DHS is still using controversial jet that helped end her tenure and is ‘barely in the building,’ report says

Kristi Noem’s replacement at DHS is still using controversial jet that helped end her tenure and is ‘barely in the building,’ report says
The Independent World Thursday 28 May 2026, 18:14 UTC By Brendan Rascius 1 min read
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‘Mullin seems to think DHS requires less work than a senator, and it shows’

‘Mullin seems to think DHS requires less work than a senator, and it shows’

Originally published by The Independent World Read original →

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