Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem’s top ally is stepping down as second-in-command at Immigration and Customs Enforcement as the agency faces a series of scandals and dwindling public support.
Madison Sheahan, 28, the deputy director of ICE, announced Thursday that she’s ditching the agency to launch a congressional campaign in Ohio.
In a statement to the Daily Beast, Noem gushed that “Madison Sheahan is a work horse, strong executor, and terrific leader,” saying she will be “a great defender of freedom when she goes to Congress.”
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