Kristi Noems Department of Homeland Security is raging at NY Times about the history of migrants

Kristi Noems Department of Homeland Security has against The New York Times On Saturday, because a day -old story about a body attack did not name the suspect's immigration status.

“The New York Times refused to mention in his 400-word history about the monstrous rape of a body in the NYC-U-Subway that the spoiled perpetrator is an illegal alien, “DHS spokesman Tricia McLaughlin wrote about X.” Why not report on the facts, @nytimes? “

The Just On Monday, Felix Rojas's arrest reported, who was charged with the first degree rape after the police sexually attacked the body of a man who died in New York City last month. The immigration and customs authority (ICE) announced on Thursday that Rojas had illegally exceeded the border since 1998.

McLaughlin added a screenshot about the heading and the lead image of history, although she left the release date on April 28 – three days earlier New York Post Unveiled Rojas' immigration status.

The Just Didn't answer an immediate request for comment.

“With impunity, violent criminal foreigners have made open cross-border guidelines possible to terrorize America's cities and cities,” said McLaughlin in a statement to Fox News. “Under President Trump and Secretary [Kristi] Noem's tour, ICE works around the clock to remove the worst from our communities. If you are illegal here and the law break, we will hunt it, arrest you and lock you. ”

Camera-Ready Noem has nickname “Ice Barbie” for the tackling and the posed photo surgery in front of imprisoned migrants and raids.

Rojas was arrested after the police claimed that he was the dead or dying body of Jorge Gonzalez in an R -Zug, which was parked at the Whitehall station on April 8th in the finance district Post. Rojas then allegedly suffocated by Gonzalez 'bags to rob him of the alleged rape. The Just reported that he lives in Brooklyn and has no criminal record.

Gonzalez died of natural causes, the authorities said according to the authorities, according to the Post.