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It's Wednesday, April 17th.

Today, an evolving mandate for the Department of Homeland Security.

President Trump's unlikely brain trust and shrinking at national landmarks.

The Department of Homeland Security has been in the news a lot lately.

The head of that department, as well as a number of other higher ups in DHS,

were recently pushed out.

And that's because Trump thought that they weren't tough enough on the border.

I share the president's goal of securing the border.

CPP is facing an unprecedented humanitarian and border security crisis.

Look, I think the president is legitimately concerned about the crisis at the border.

So I'm Nick Miraf. I cover immigration enforcement and the Department of Homeland Security.

Recently, that has meant mostly covering the southern border.

Because that's the part of DHS that the president has been focused on.

But then, in addition to these immigration and border-focused agencies

that have consumed the president's attention right now,

we've got things like the Secret Service, the Coast Guard, FEMA,

really it's this kind of sprawling agglomeration of different things

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