Noem Cuts NGO Funding to Combat Illegal Immigration
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**Shadow Government Exposed: Kristi Noem Halts Funding for NGOs Facilitating Illegal Immigration**
In a bold move that underscores the growing concerns over illegal immigration and taxpayer-funded operations, South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem has announced the termination of federal grant funding to various nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) accused of supporting illegal immigration activities.
During an appearance on Fox News, Noem explained that her decision comes after a critical review of how federal funds were being utilized by these organizations.
Experts and advocates have long raised alarms over the significant financial resources allocated to NGOs involved in illegal immigration, with estimates suggesting that in 2024 alone, over $380 million was funneled into shelter and service programs for undocumented immigrants.
Noem made it clear that such expenditures could no longer be tolerated. "We have stopped all grant funding that’s being abused by NGOs to facilitate illegal immigration into this country," she declared emphatically, reinforcing the urgency of reassessing how taxpayer dollars are spent.
She emphasized that the halt aligns with President Trump's steadfast directives on securing the nation's borders and removing those who reside illegally while committing criminal actions. “We're going to make sure that we follow through on what President Trump has promised,” Noem stated.
Her comments come at a time when Americans are increasingly frustrated with the failures of the previous administration to manage border security effectively. Noem's actions signal a commitment to national sovereignty and the prioritization of American citizens, particularly when so many taxpayer dollars are misused to undermine U.S. immigration laws.
The involvement of NGOs in facilitating illegal crossings is becoming better understood, with local reports indicating that many of these groups actively operate in Mexico, advising illegal immigrants on how to enter the U.S. Noem noted this troubling trend, reflecting a shift in her perception of NGOs from once seeing them as primarily benevolent.
She now argues that many have become "perverted into this shadow government," acting outside the legal boundaries set by elected officials. This sentiment resonates strongly with conservatives who view such operations as a direct challenge to America’s sovereignty and legality.
Noem’s decision carries significant implications, particularly as state leaders and conservative advocates rally around border security as a cornerstone of the Republican platform leading into the next election cycle.
As the Department of Homeland Security continues its evaluation of federal grant programs connected to these organizations, Noem’s actions serve as a clarion call for accountability and public transparency, ensuring that taxpayer dollars are utilized to strengthen national safety rather than compromise it.
In an era rife with dissent over immigration policies and the role of NGOs, Kristi Noem stands firm in her dedication to American values and the need for a secure and lawful immigration system. Her leadership in this initiative exemplifies a growing trend among Republican leaders to take decisive action against perceived threats to the integrity of the nation.
Sources:
rvmnews.com
independentsentinel.com
thegatewaypundit.com
In a bold move that underscores the growing concerns over illegal immigration and taxpayer-funded operations, South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem has announced the termination of federal grant funding to various nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) accused of supporting illegal immigration activities.
During an appearance on Fox News, Noem explained that her decision comes after a critical review of how federal funds were being utilized by these organizations.
Experts and advocates have long raised alarms over the significant financial resources allocated to NGOs involved in illegal immigration, with estimates suggesting that in 2024 alone, over $380 million was funneled into shelter and service programs for undocumented immigrants.
Noem made it clear that such expenditures could no longer be tolerated. "We have stopped all grant funding that’s being abused by NGOs to facilitate illegal immigration into this country," she declared emphatically, reinforcing the urgency of reassessing how taxpayer dollars are spent.
She emphasized that the halt aligns with President Trump's steadfast directives on securing the nation's borders and removing those who reside illegally while committing criminal actions. “We're going to make sure that we follow through on what President Trump has promised,” Noem stated.
Her comments come at a time when Americans are increasingly frustrated with the failures of the previous administration to manage border security effectively. Noem's actions signal a commitment to national sovereignty and the prioritization of American citizens, particularly when so many taxpayer dollars are misused to undermine U.S. immigration laws.
The involvement of NGOs in facilitating illegal crossings is becoming better understood, with local reports indicating that many of these groups actively operate in Mexico, advising illegal immigrants on how to enter the U.S. Noem noted this troubling trend, reflecting a shift in her perception of NGOs from once seeing them as primarily benevolent.
She now argues that many have become "perverted into this shadow government," acting outside the legal boundaries set by elected officials. This sentiment resonates strongly with conservatives who view such operations as a direct challenge to America’s sovereignty and legality.
Noem’s decision carries significant implications, particularly as state leaders and conservative advocates rally around border security as a cornerstone of the Republican platform leading into the next election cycle.
As the Department of Homeland Security continues its evaluation of federal grant programs connected to these organizations, Noem’s actions serve as a clarion call for accountability and public transparency, ensuring that taxpayer dollars are utilized to strengthen national safety rather than compromise it.
In an era rife with dissent over immigration policies and the role of NGOs, Kristi Noem stands firm in her dedication to American values and the need for a secure and lawful immigration system. Her leadership in this initiative exemplifies a growing trend among Republican leaders to take decisive action against perceived threats to the integrity of the nation.
Sources:
rvmnews.com
independentsentinel.com
thegatewaypundit.com
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