Noem Steps Down, Mullin Takes Over DHS

On March 25, Christie Knowham has stepped down a secretary of the Department of Homeland Security after one year in the role.

The 54-year-old former South Dakota governor shared a positive farewell message on X on her last day, highlighting key accomplishments like

Securing the border, removing 3 million undocumented immigrants, finding 145,000 unaccompanied children speeding up.

Disaster relief, saving taxpayers $13 billion and boosting the Coast Guard.

She thanked President Trump for the opportunity and announced her new position as special envoy for the shield of the Americas, drawing on her past.

Experience as governor and congresswoman.

Trump had revealed the change back on March 5, via truth social, praising her border work while naming her successor.

Mark Wayne Mullin, the senator from Oklahoma, was sworn in as the new secretary that same day at the White House.

During the ceremony, Trump complimented Mullin's family, especially his wife, bringing some light moments to the event as they approached there.

28th wedding anniversary next June.

The leadership switch came amid reported frustrations with Noam's handling of a major operation in Minnesota and her Senate testimony on department, Spending.

Experience from lawmakers on both sides of our mismanagement added to the pressure leading to her exit.

With Mullin now at the helm, the focus stays on border security, fighting migrant crime, and stopping illegal drugs as the administration pushes to.

Make America safe again.

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