Former DHS Officials Blast Department's Show Of Force In Portland

The transcript discusses the Department of Homeland Security's (DHS) involvement in urban law enforcement, particularly in Portland and Chicago, as directed by the President. It highlights the controversial nature of these actions, with former officials criticizing the domestic use of DHS as unprecedented and harmful. The transcript also addresses the politicization of DHS, noting its deviation from its original mission to protect against external threats. The influence of political appointments on DHS's operations is also discussed, emphasizing the lack of Senate-confirmed leadership and the resulting increased control by the President.

What concerns are raised about the deployment of DHS officers in urban areas?

What implications does the lack of Senate confirmation for acting officials have on DHS's operations?