US Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin commended Department of Homeland Security employees for their dedication despite working without pay for 30 days. Mullin, sworn in by Attorney General Pam Bondi, pledged solidarity with the employees for the entire year amidst ongoing funding challenges in Congress.
Expressing admiration for the employees’ commitment to national security, Mullin emphasized their sacrifice to safeguard the nation’s freedoms. He assured that he would stand by them every day, echoing their unwavering dedication even in the face of political obstacles.
Mullin, emphasizing his strong work ethic and determination, vowed to match the employees’ dedication and uphold the responsibilities entrusted to him by the President. He stressed a non-partisan approach to his role, prioritizing the protection of all citizens regardless of political affiliations.
President Donald Trump lauded Mullin as a patriot and expressed confidence in his leadership at the Department of Homeland Security. Trump criticized Democrats for the funding deadlock, accusing them of hindering the department’s operations by blocking funding. He reiterated the administration’s commitment to removing criminal illegal migrants from the country swiftly.
Highlighting the administration’s achievements in border security, Trump praised the enhanced border measures and the significant decrease in illegal immigration. Mullin’s appointment signifies a shift in leadership at the Department of Homeland Security, a critical agency responsible for various aspects of national security since its establishment post-9/11.
