How have the Trump administration's funding cuts to stabilization and assistance programs... hurt our ability to defend against terror threats?
Bennie Thompson: “How have the Trump administration's funding cuts to stabilization and assistance programs... hurt our ability to defend…”
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Thompson questions the impact of funding cuts on national security.
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At a time when DHS is rightly warning about an elevated threat environment from terrorists and cartels, we should be focused on plugging security gaps rather than senselessly creating new ones.
It should go without saying that administration officials should not be using Signal for discussing intelligence matters reserved for the situation room — not to mention doing so incompetently by including members of the public.
This unlawful policy is a smokescreen to deny Member visits to ICE offices across the country, which are holding migrants – and sometimes even U.S. citizens – for days at a time.
There you have it. House Republicans have an hour to debate a nonbinding symbolic resolution but not even a few seconds to do the job that would actually pay our DHS workers. This is the Republican DHS shutdown.





