Last night, Governor Kristi Noem made a bold announcement: she has identified leakers within the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) who tipped off members of the violent Tren de Aragua gang in Colorado. According to Noem, these leakers provided advance warnings to the gang members, allowing them to flee before ICE and other federal agencies could move in for their arrest. In a video released last night, Noem detailed how this breach of security was uncovered. "We've found those responsible for leaking sensitive information that compromised our ability to enforce the law," she stated. This revelation comes on the heels of recent reports that DHS began employing polygraphs for its employees—a move designed to root out any internal leaks. It seems that strategy is already bearing fruit. Adding to her discussion on national security, Noem also weighed in on border control during her appearance on the show Hannity . In response to the declining number of border crossings, s...