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6:21Now PlayingDepartment of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem makes an insane claim over right-wingers not attacking people for their appearances in response to South Park's brutal portrayal of her with a melting face and constantly shooting dogs, as the DHS social media account contradicts Trump's recent comments with South Park escalation using a photo of the show's mocking depiction of ICE in attempt to promote themselves. John Iadarola and Brett Erlich break it down on The Damage Report. Leave a comment with your thoughts below!
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‘South Park’ Stuns DHS Into Silence With Shocking ICE Barbie Portrayal
"The Department of Homeland Security has gone silent on South Park after the show’s latest episode brutally mocked Secretary Kristi Noem—despite previously using the show to hype its recruitment efforts.
Noem, 53, was depicted as a glammed-up ICE agent who loved posing for photos, killing puppies, using botox, and arresting anyone who appears Hispanic.
DHS has not addressed the shocking portrayal since it aired Wednesday. Reached for comment on Thursday, a spokesperson shared a day-old statement that it first released before the episode aired."
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