DHS Scrapping Rule, Giving Agencies More Deal-Making Power
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DHS Scrapping Rule, Giving Agencies More Deal-Making Power
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Department of Homeland Security Revokes Noems Rule, Streamlining Contract Approvals
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has revoked a rule requiring the Secretarys personal approval for contracts over $100,000, a policy implemented under former Secretary Kristi Noem. The new Secretary, Markwayne Mullin, has scrapped the rule, aiming to streamline operations and eliminate bureaucratic bottlenecks. The change comes after criticism of Noems oversight policies, which were seen as hindering daily work and slowing decision-making processes. The rollback also follows heavy backlash against Noems tenure, including protests over federal agents involvement in the killing of two U.S. citizens in Minneapolis.
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