Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem spoke with Sean Hannity Tuesday night about the Trump Administration’s ongoing deportation efforts, a new anti-ICE tracking app, and her visit to “Alligator Alcatraz” with the POTUS.
Noem believes the anti-ICE app, ICEBlocker, may be illegal and is in talks with the Trump DOJ and AG Pam Bondi.
“I’m thrilled that Pam is being proactive and going after those individuals who would perpetrate this activity against our law enforcement officers. These ICE Agents … are absolute heroes. And to hear the amount of violence that’s coming up against them — a 700% increase against them and their families — they’re not just going after them; they’re doxxing them and threatening their children,” Noem said.
“These individuals just love America … and they’re protecting their communities,” Noem added. “And to have someone like CNN openly describe how to use technology to reveal the activites and the operations that these Agents are trying to conduct may be prosecutible and I’m glad Pam is looking into it.”
Watch Noe’s interview above.
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