Another Shocking Biden-Era Scandal Revealed – People Must Be Jailed

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A significant breach of national security standards was revealed this week through a Department of Homeland Security press release, implicating officials within the Biden administration in the politicization of TSA watchlist protocols.

It was revealed that there may have been selective enforcement of programs like Quiet Skies, Silent Partners, and the larger watchlisting framework. Concerns over weakened aviation security during the Biden administration were raised when it was implied that politically connected people, including the relatives of Democratic officials, were protected from inspection while political opponents were subjected to increased surveillance.

One high-profile exemption was reportedly granted to William “Billy” Shaheen, the spouse of Democratic Senator Jeanne Shaheen of New Hampshire. Surveillance protocols that typically apply to passengers who had flown with suspected terrorists were not enforced in his case. It was indicated that Mr. Shaheen had traveled multiple times alongside an individual classified as a Known or Suspected Terrorist, yet removal from monitoring programs had been granted following direct intervention, allegedly involving former TSA Administrator David Pekoske.

In contrast, figures critical of the Biden administration, such as former Representative Tulsi Gabbard, who now serves as Director of National Intelligence under President Trump, were added to watchlists with little procedural clarity or accountability.

The Department further confirmed that similar exemptions had been extended to foreign royals, influential media personnel, athletes, and others perceived as politically or socially prominent. It has since been reported that all such exemptions have been revoked under current DHS oversight.

The watchlisting program, it was concluded, may have been weaponized to advance political favoritism, eroding public trust in national security practices. A return to equitable enforcement under the law was emphasized by DHS leadership, who reaffirmed their commitment to restoring the principles of fairness and safety in aviation screening.

In response to such threats, President Donald Trump issued EO 14161, a new executive order, on Wednesday night. Citizens of 12 countries that were considered high-risk due to high rates of visa overstays, terrorism, or a lack of security cooperation were subject to total travel restrictions under the directive. They included other countries such as Somalia, Libya, Yemen, Iran, and Afghanistan. Some limitations also applied to nationals of seven additional countries, including Cuba, Laos, and Venezuela.

It was affirmed that the executive action aligns with broader national security objectives, aimed at preventing the entry of individuals from regions with inadequate vetting standards or state-sponsored hostility.

In a recorded message, President Trump addressed the context behind the order, referencing a recent terror incident involving a visa overstay in Colorado. The risks associated with poorly monitored foreign entry programs were highlighted, along with a commitment to enforce stringent vetting practices going forward.

The administration reiterated that the list of restricted nations may be updated as global threats evolve and improvements are observed. Safeguarding the homeland through decisive, lawful immigration controls remains a foundational principle of the Trump administration’s agenda.

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