Dept. of Homeland Security
www.dhs.govProgreso de la Agencia
0%
35
Total
16
Completado
11
En progreso
8
No iniciado
Objetivos
The administration finalized a rule that allows authorities to bar asylum based on "emergency public health concerns generated by a communicable disease" .
Trump deployed officers from across many federal agencies, including the Secret Service.
ICE partnerships with local law enforcement have more than tripled since Trump took office.
The administration is housing immigrants in "tent complexes" in Texas and Florida.
CISA has frozen all of its election security work; many of CISA's misinformation team were put on leave.
The acting DHS Secretary terminated "all current memberships on advisory committees within DHS".
Trump went farther, shutting down nearly all asylum claims.
The acting DHS Secretary terminated "all current memberships on advisory committees within DHS".
New proposal would escind Biden-era rules that relaxed requirements for immigrants to prove they aren’t likely to depend on government resources.
DHS ended TSA collective bargaining agreement.
Trump signed an executive order reinstating the policy.
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem froze all grants to non-governmental organizations.
DHS is terminating union agreements with select groups of employees (e.g. Federal Protective Services and TSA).
FEMA clawed back $80 million in previously approved migrant housing funds for New York; FEMA withheld emergency funds to states that do not assist ICE (blocked by court order).
Trump created a council to review FEMA's structure, after telling the media "FEMA should go away".
Secretary of State Marco Rubio is revoking student visas for political speech; pledges to “aggressively revoke” visas of Chinese students.
Trump administration is arguing in court that the Flores agreement "encourages immigration and interfere with its ability to establish immigration policy".
Numerous immigrants pursuing T and U visas have been detained and/or deported by ICE.