President Donald Trump’s installation of a close Capitol Hill ally atop the Department of Homeland Security is his most dramatic step yet to remake the troubled agency as public support for his deportation campaign has fallen after federal immigration officers killed two U.S. citizens in Minneapolis.
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Republicans hope Mullin brings steady hand amid Trump’s shakeup at DHS
