In a significant shakeup at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Kristi Noem has appointed new leaders for immigration enforcement and taken decisive steps to address leaks within the agency. The recent appointment of a new acting director for ICE follows the ousting of the previous head amid mounting concerns over operational leaks that jeopardize law enforcement. Noem reported that two individuals responsible for disclosing sensitive ICE operations have been identified and will face felony charges for their actions. The DHS is employing polygraph tests on employees to root out potential leakers and enhance internal security. As the agency faces challenges in deportation efforts, Noem asserts that they will not be deterred by these leaks as they continue to pursue aggressive reforms and accountability.