DHS

Free Speech Under Attack: Government Censorship and Corporate Power Grab

Mahmoud Khalil, a pro-Palestinian activist and lawful permanent resident, was abducted by DHS agents, held incommunicado in Louisiana, and faces deportation based solely on his political speech. The Trump administration justifies this action, claiming the right to circumvent due process for those deemed critical of the administration. This action, deemed unconstitutional, represents a broader attack on free speech, mirroring similar efforts against other protesters and critics. The successful prosecution of Khalil would set a dangerous precedent, severely restricting free speech and paving the way for a more authoritarian America.

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FBI and DHS Refuse Public Testimony on National Security Threats

FBI Director Christopher Wray and DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas declined to testify publicly at a Senate hearing on national security threats, a departure from over 15 years of precedent. This decision, criticized as robbing the American people of crucial information and accountability, comes amidst a significant political transition with both positions facing potential replacements. While both agencies offered classified briefings, they cited the extensive unclassified information already publicly shared. The Senate committee expressed concern over this “shocking departure” from traditional open testimony.

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