Homeland Security boss visits Omaha, talks tough on immigration, touts disaster response strides

OMAHA — The head of U.S. Homeland Security was in Omaha Monday nurturing partnerships he said helped send roughly $120 million in federal disaster aid to Nebraska since 2025, and to seek feedback on cutting costly “red tape” in the reimbursement process. At another stop in the state’s most populous city, Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne […]

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