KNOWLEDGE: The truth about FEDERAL LIES and federal agents

 Federal government is the source of a constant steam is GIANT LIES, Character Assassination, SLANDEr, vindictive Procecusions are owrse.

 is composed of the worse liars, and the worst of the worst

Have you heard this GIANT LIE: Immigrant Agents must wear masks because they are in such danger from the public? 

Federal Agents are FAR safer than Americans

They are injured and murdered at very low rates.  In fact ordinary Americans are 5.5 times MORE likely to be murdered than DHS agents.

TOP LIES BY KRISTI NOEM:

(PLUS look up how she and her boyfriend, both adulterers, use our taxpayer money to destroy our democracy, to fly around in a private jet with a sex-cabin in the back, fire hard-working staff on a whim, and violate rights constantly.  DHS "chaos" created by Noem and her equally unsavory boyfriend are summarized here.  Google "ALL scandals of Corey Lewandowski" to see some shocking info.)

In late 2025 and early 2026, Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem has faced multiple accusations of providing false information to Congress and the public, primarily regarding fatal federal law enforcement operations and the deportation of U.S. veterans. 

The Alex Pretti "Domestic Terrorist" Label (January 2026)

The most high-profile controversy involves the killing of Alex Pretti, a 37-year-old nurse and U.S. citizen, by federal agents in Minneapolis. 

• The Lie: Noem publicly claimed Pretti was a "domestic terrorist" who "reacted violently" and intended to "massacre" law enforcement. She also alleged he was "brandishing" a weapon.
• The Evidence: Multiple bystander videos showed Pretti was peacefully filming agents and holding a cellphone, not a weapon, when he was pepper-sprayed and tackled. Evidence indicated he was disarmed before being shot multiple times in the back while pinned to the ground.
• The Fallout: Top officials from CBP and ICE later testified they never provided Noem with information to support the "domestic terrorist" claim. 

Denial of Veteran Deportations (December 2025)

During a December 11, 2025, House Homeland Security Committee hearing, Noem made several statements that were immediately contradicted by evidence. 

• The Lie: Under oath, Noem testified that DHS "have not deported U.S. citizens or military veterans".
• The Evidence: Representative Seth Moulton produced a letter signed by Noem from September 2025 that explicitly confirmed ICE had removed eight veterans.
• The Confrontation: Representative Seth Magaziner further challenged her by bringing Purple Heart recipient Sae Joon Park, a combat veteran who had been deported to Korea earlier that year, into the hearing via Zoom. 

Claims of Arizona Election "Disaster" (February 2026)

On February 13, 2026, Noem visited Arizona and made several unverified claims about the state's electoral system. 

• The Lie: She called Arizona’s elections an "absolute disaster" and claimed there was "widespread voter fraud by illegal immigrants".
• The Contradiction: When pressed by reporters for a single example of such fraud, Noem was unable to provide one, simply stating, "Oh, I’m sure there’s many of them". Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes issued a statement calling Noem's remarks "patently untrue". 

The "Shovel and Broom" Assault (January 2026)

• The Lie: Noem and DHS released a statement claiming three migrants in Minneapolis "violently assaulted law enforcement with a shovel and broom," characterizing it as an "attempted murder".
• The Evidence: Video evidence later contradicted the claim. ICE officials eventually admitted that agents had made "false statements" under oath, leading the DOJ to drop criminal charges against the men. 

Other Notable Discrepancies

• Renee Nicole Good Death: Noem falsely accused Renee Good of attempting to commit "domestic terrorism" before being killed by ICE, though video evidence showed no such intent.
• Judicial Violations: In late 2025, Noem oversaw the deportation of 100 Venezuelan men in direct violation of a judge's order to keep them in U.S. custody.
• Personal Ethics: A February 17, 2026, Wall Street Journal investigation reported on "constant chaos" at DHS under Noem, alleging she was "out of her depth" and mismanaging millions in department funds. 

TOP LIES BY Tricia McLaughlin, according to compiles news and AI summary

In early 2026, 

Tricia McLaughlin, the Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), faced extensive accusations of spreading disinformation regarding federal law enforcement actions. On February 17, 2026, it was reported she would exit the administration following several "botched" PR responses to the deaths of U.S. citizens. 

Top Alleged Lies and Deceptions (2025–2026)

• The "Massacre" Narrative (Alex Pretti Shooting): Following the January 2026 killing of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, McLaughlin claimed he "violently resisted" and appeared to be an individual who wanted to "massacre law enforcement". Video evidence later showed Pretti was retreating and holding a phone, not a weapon.
• The Marimar Martinez "Ambush": In Chicago, McLaughlin alleged agents were "ambushed by domestic terrorists" in a fleet of 10 cars that boxed them in. A criminal complaint later mentioned only two cars, and video showed agents actually initiated contact with Martinez's vehicle.
• Fabricated Statistics on Criminality: In late 2025, McLaughlin claimed that roughly 70% of arrested illegal aliens had active criminal charges or convictions. Multiple independent analyses found the statistic was reversed, as over 70% of those arrested had no criminal record.
• The Hoffman Estates "Old Video" Claim: After footage went viral showing an aggressive arrest of a teenager in Illinois, McLaughlin claimed it was a year-old video involving Chicago Police. Fact-checkers confirmed it was a recent ICE operation.
• Domestic Terrorism Database Denial: McLaughlin denied the existence of a database containing names of Americans labeled as domestic terrorists. This was contradicted by journalist investigations and recorded taunts from federal agents.
• WGN-TV Producer Arrest: McLaughlin claimed a producer for WGN-TV was arrested for "throwing objects at law enforcement". Video showed officers pinning the producer to the ground, with no evidence of her assaulting anyone.
• Hamas Support Allegations: McLaughlin claimed a detained Tufts University student had engaged in activities supporting Hamas. A State Department memo later unsealed revealed that DHS and ICE had found no such evidence. 

Conflict of Interest Controversy

McLaughlin also faced intense scrutiny over a $200–$220 million no-bid contract awarded to a firm run by her husband, Benjamin Yoho, to manage a "self-deportation" ad campaign. While she claimed to have recused herself, she was listed as the primary DHS point person for the campaign in FCC documents.