When Mullin's friends in Congress call, DHS answers

Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin has been making waves by catering to favors from his former Congressional friends, even if it puts him at odds with the White House. His notable actions, like halting ICE agents' traffic stops and postponing border security projects in Texas, often followed direct requests from his Capitol Hill acquaintances. This behavior raises questions about the balance between loyalty to former colleagues and adherence to presidential directives, potentially signaling a shift in how Cabinet officials manage their responsibilities.