Chuck Grassley on DHS Secretary Noem Ending 'Weaponized' Quiet Skies Program

Quiet Skies Program Abuse

• 🎯 Senator Chuck Grassley highlights the Biden administration's alleged weaponization of the Quiet Skies program.
• ✈️ Originally intended to track airline travelers with terrorist contacts, the program was reportedly used to target US citizens based on non-security related considerations.
• 💡 Examples include individuals present at a January 6th rally or a disabled woman accused of actions she couldn't physically perform, allegedly added to the list.
• ✅ Secretary Noem's decision to end the Quiet Skies program is praised as a move to stop this alleged abuse.

Oversight of Unaccompanied Alien Children

• ⚠️ Grassley discusses his long-standing oversight project into the Biden administration's failures to protect unaccompanied alien children.
• 📉 Previous HHS and DHS administrations allegedly lost track of hundreds of thousands of these children, contributing to a crisis.
• 🏠 Documents revealed that HHS placed children in households linked to the MS3 gang and punished whistleblowers.
• 🚨 HHS also allegedly failed to provide information to law enforcement, increasing the risk of labor and sex trafficking for these children.
• 📊 A backlog of over 65,000 reports concerning unaccompanied children, including 7,346 related to trafficking, was not adequately addressed.
• ⚖️ The Trump administration is working to clear this backlog, with some cases accepted for prosecution, leading to arrests and convictions.
• 🧐 Grassley vows to continue oversight to uncover the full truth about these programs and their alleged mismanagement.