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President Trump fired Homeland Security Chief Kristi Noem on Thursday, replacing her with Republican Senator Markwayne Mullen effective March 31. The firing reportedly followed Noem's Senate testimony where she disclosed Trump had approved a $220 million DHS advertising campaign featuring her prominently.

AFGE, the largest federal employee union, celebrates the end of a 76-day DHS shutdown and calls for passage of the Shutdown Fairness Act. The statement highlights that federal employees worked without guaranteed paychecks during the extended closure.

A judge criticized the Department of Homeland Security for failing to inform her of a murder accusation against a man she released, citing a breakdown in legal ethics. DHS had criticized the judge's decision without disclosing the accusation. The judge indicated she would consider imposing sanctions.