THE DEPARTMENT OF Homeland Security claimed four times within 48 hours that it had “no documents” in response to records requests from the Freedom of the Press Foundation late last year. These brush-offs raise serious questions about whether the agency is saving its documents anymore, much less creating them in the first place.
Each of our Freedom of Information Act requests was for records likely to exist, and any single “no records” response would have been suspicious. But four in rapid succession is enough to cast doubt on Homeland Security’s record-keeping practices and its compliance with the Freedom of Information Act.
These are the records we asked for and DHS claims it simply doesn’t have.
-All emails sent or received by DHS Secretary Kristi Noem containing the terms “CNN” and “ICEBlock”
-The complete archive of Noem’s Truth Social direct messages for her official account, @SecNoem
-All body camera footage from ICE captured as part of Operation Midway Blitz in Chicago
-The request the Secret Service made to the Army Corps of Engineers to raise the water level of an Ohio river to ensure JD Vance had a nice kayaking trip
The bodycam footage has already been leaked…so, that was a lie.
He took that video with his cell phone, not a body cam. It says that in the video.
Got to wonder why he was filming with his phone
Because he was going to murder someone and wanted to jerk off to it later.
He switched the cellphone to his left hand in order draw his pistol when Renee Good and her wife were clearly not a threat. It was intent to kill, clear as day. He drew his pistol and moved around to the front of the vehicle in order to get in the way of the vehicle and force the narrative that his gun use was defensive. It was a premeditated maneuver by a man with years of law enforcement experience.
Aaah. I stand corrected.