Should Kristi Noem be removed from her role as Secretary of Homeland Security?

Kristi Noem Faces Bipartisan Calls for Removal After Minneapolis Shooting Fallout

Kristi Noem, the current U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security and former South Dakota governor, is facing mounting criticism after a fatal Minneapolis incident involving Border Patrol agents sparked national outrage. Federal officials under Noem labeled the protester’s death as an act of domestic terrorism, drawing backlash from civil rights groups, gun-rights advocates, and bipartisan lawmakers. Critics accuse Noem of enabling federal overreach and misrepresenting firearm laws, while supporters argue she's enforcing much-needed immigration control. Top Democrats have formally called for her impeachment, intensifying the controversy. Noem’s tenure as DHS chief has now become one of the most divisive roles in the Trump administration’s second term.

Options

  • Yes, she should be removed
  • No, she's doing her job
  • Not sure

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