Tips on “how to dismiss people who do not like us” has been requested by US Secretary of Procedure Christie Noe, as it promotes the restructuring of its ministry’s workforce, which, as it has complained, “was not obliged to do much”.

Noem criticized the officials of the Ministry of Interior Security on Wednesday during a public meeting with a team of advisers, pointing out the increasingly tense relationship it has with many of the approximately 250,000 ministry employees.

Noem’s statements have been the trigger for the first meeting of the Internal Security Council since President Donald Trump assumed his duties in January, while giving the team of independent consultants to make recommendations for the restructuring of the ministry.

The team is made up of Trump’s allies, such as former New York Mayor Rudy Juliani, Interior Ministry Counselor Corey Levadovsky and South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster (Republican member).

NEEM informed members of the Counselor Group that she spends much of her time “surrounded by bureaucrats” and wants their advice on how to formulate internal security policies that will keep the country safe even after 20 years.

In order to achieve this goal, in Noem’s view, it is necessary to remove the employees of the Ministry of Interior Security (DHS) who, he said, “do not support what we do”.

He also argued that a large number of ministry employees “were not obliged to do much” on the previous leadership, namely during the presidency of Joe Biden.

Noem has openly expressed her mistrust of the ministry’s workforce, using even polygams to eliminate possible leaks.

Trump’s chosen at the Ministry of Interior also seeks to downgrade or abolish the Federal Emergency Management Service and has promoted cuts to many other departments of the Ministry, such as in the infrastructure of cyber security and security and political rights and political rights. It also promotes the reorganization of the Coast Guard.

Noem has also praised the new era that the Trump government has brought, emphasizing, in particular, the increased recruitment of law enforcement departments that are in charge of the Ministry of Interior, such as the Customs and Border Protection Service, the Migration and Customs Service.

“Things change. This shows that if people are allowed to do their job, they give an oath and want to participate in what we do here, “Noem said.

The Minister of Home Affairs also called on the advisory team to make creative recommendations for the utilization of the responsibilities of the “never used before” departments, without however making more details.