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("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin told the "Ruthless Podcast" that 2,210 terrorists have been apprehended under the Trump administration’s aggressive approach to solving illegal immigration.
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terrorists → tell → immigration
"Underneath President Trump, we’ve arrested, so far as my numbers walking into here, 2,210 terrorists in this country," Mullin said in an exclusive interview released Thursday morning.
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Mullin → arrest → interview
"Most of them came over and claimed asylum, gave a fake name.
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Most → come → name
Some of them we caught, but a lot of them came in and … the Biden administration was just cutting them loose."
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administration → catch → them
Mullin said that under the Biden administration, 97% of individuals DHS encountered were released within 27 hours.
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DHS → say → hours
Earlier this month, ahead of the 25th anniversary of the September 11th attacks, DHS had announced that it had detained 2,150 known or suspected terrorists.
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it → announce → terrorists
Mullin noted that these individuals were classified as terrorists.
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individuals → note → terrorists
"There's a difference between a suspected terrorist and a terrorist watch list," the secretary explained to the co-hosts.
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secretary → be → hosts
Mullin said the arrests resulted from a new administration-wide approach to illegal immigration.
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arrests → say → immigration
One directive we had is we're no longer just playing defense," Mullin told the hosts.
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Mullin → have → hosts
President Trump has given us the authority to go on the offensive.
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Trump → give → offensive
We're no longer sitting there and just protecting as you try to attack us.
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you → sit → us
We're swimming upstream now.
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We → swim → ?
We're going after the people that are coming after us.
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that → go → us
We're aggressively going after individuals.
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We → go → individuals
I want to put you on offense."
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I → want → offense
Mullin rose quickly to the Cabinet post.
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Mullin → rise → post
He served in the House before winning election to the Senate in 2022.
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He → serve → 2022
President Donald Trump nominated him to lead DHS in March, and the Senate confirmed him 54-45 on March 23.
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Senate → nominate → March
"I thought I was busy as a Senator," Mullin said of his move to DHS.
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Mullin → think → DHS
"I haven't slept through the night.
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I → sleep → night
I'm not joking when I say this.
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I → joke → this
I haven't slept through the night in six months," the Oklahoman added.
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Oklahoman → sleep → months
With just over a month to go until the November midterm elections, podcast co-host Josh Holmes commended the secretary for his job performance as immigration remains a polarizing political issue.
"You also inherited a department that the reason it was shut down is that Democrats have demagogued everything to do with border security and ICE in particular," Holmes told Mullin.
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Holmes → go → Mullin
"Under the previous DHS administration, there was some kind of prioritization of the lowest-hanging fruit of deportations rather than what you're talking about, which is that people need to get the hell out of here as fast as possible."
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people → be → hell
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