Noem says that despite leaks, DHS is not “put off” by ice attacks

Kristi Noem, secretary of the home protection authority, said on Tuesday that her agency was “not deterred by LECKS” after a raid was carried out in advance for immigration and customs authorities (ICE) – the recent leak for dogs.

“We will not deter ourselves through licks. If you come to this country and break our laws, we will hunt them,” said Noem on X.

She pointed out that a successful operation that the members of the MS-13 and 18th street gang and sexual criminals catch up.

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Migrant Insider reported on Sunday that raids were planned in North Virginia on Monday and Tuesday and the agency had received between 75 and 100 arrest warrants.

“Justice commands mean that ice can go into their houses. So plan them accordingly,” said the editor of the outlet, Pablo Manriquez, on X. He later wrote where they were supposedly spotted in North Virginia.

Migrant Solidarity Mutual Aid also reported where the ice activity is to be expected and asked the supporters on what they should do if they are addressed by ice.

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The leaks pulled out of ice, with an official fox announced that they feared that it could lead to an ice agent being killed.

Former leaks for the news media included raids in Los Angeles and Aurora, Colorado.

When asked by Fox News Digital, whether he hoped to prevent the attack or to bring about other results, Manriquez told Fox News Digital that he was only “news”.

When asked why he believes that there have been so many leaks, Manriquez said that he did not know the answer, but said: “If people want to send me a ball, I'm here for that.”

He also rejected concerns that the unveiling of the details of raids could lead to agents being violated.

“We are constantly breaking immigration messages. We follow this topic very carefully and have not seen any reports that ice cream is damaged,” he said.

Last month, the border Zar Tom Homan said that the administration was obliged to have the person who was responsible for the leak of the Aurora.

Noem had turned his finger on the FBI.

The American agents of the immigration and customs authority (ICE) and other law enforcement authorities from the federal government will take part in a meeting in Chicago on Sunday, January 26, 2025. (Christopher Dilts/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

“The FBI is so corrupt,” wrote Noem about X. “We will work with every agency to stop leaks and to pursue these crooked deep state agents in full of the law.”

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Homan confirmed last month that “some of the information we receive tends to lead to the FBI” and promised consequences for those who are responsible.

Attorney General Pam Bondi Homan's concerns in a separate interview about “Fox Report”.

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“If someone licks something, people don't understand that it endangers the life of our great men and women in law enforcement,” said Bondi. “If you have leaked it, we will find out who you are and we will meet you.”

Bill Melugin and Madison Colombo from Fox News contributed to this report.