Listeners, in the last few days, Kristi Noem as Secretary of Homeland Security has been at the center of several major initiatives and policy announcements. She appeared on Fox and Friends to highlight the results of Operation Dirtbag, a federal operation that led to the arrest of over 150 illegal migrant sexual offenders in Florida. According to Kristi Noem, these individuals, whom she described as sexual deviants and perverts who targeted children, were rounded up alongside others wanted for murder and drug crimes. She called the removals remarkable and emphasized the need for further operations of this kind. Noem also discussed the ongoing efforts in Chicago, where the Department of Homeland Security has deployed resources despite objections from local officials, with National Guard involvement supported by the Trump administration and a pending Supreme Court appeal. She announced that the department is planning to increase its law enforcement presence in Chicago and to extend such efforts to more cities across the country.On the immigration front, Secretary Noem reaffirmed the Trump administration’s continued use of visa programs like H-1B, responding to President Trump’s recent remarks about the need to bring foreign talent into the United States. Noem emphasized that these programs will not be abandoned, but will instead be subjected to much stricter vetting to maintain their integrity. She stated that all individuals who come to the United States under these programs must prove they are here for the right reasons, have no ties to terrorist groups, and genuinely intend to work and contribute to American society. The Trump administration recently made H-1B visa requirements more rigorous with a new one-time one hundred thousand dollar fee for certain petitions as of September, and launched Project Firewall to combat visa abuse. Indian professionals, especially in technology and healthcare, continue to make up the majority of H-1B recipients, but employers now face higher costs and inspections.Noem has publicly criticized the previous Biden administration, alleging that lax policies had allowed thousands of terrorists into the country and abused asylum and protective visa programs. In contrast, she credits the Trump administration with speeding up naturalization, making the process more secure, and enforcing rules to make sure the right people become citizens.In another significant development, the Department of Homeland Security under Noem ended Temporary Protected Status for South Sudan, effective January five twenty twenty-six. This decision followed a formal review and assessment by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, concluding that the conditions in South Sudan had improved enough that protection was no longer warranted. South Sudanese nationals currently living and working in the United States under TPS have until January fifth next year to make new arrangements or consider other legal options for staying.Thank you for tuning in and please remember to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.For more http://www.quietplease.aiGet the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOtaThis content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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