Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons was hospitalized at least twice due to “stress-related issues” while executing the president’s migrant crackdown, a new report alleges.
Administration officials tell Politico that the strain put on Lyons—in part by the White House and its top immigration adviser, Stephen Miller—caused the 52-year-old to “struggle to make key decisions for the agency.”
“He would be visibly upset and struggling to make the decisions that were needed to be made by the director,” a former DHS official told Politico.
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