Mullin on heat ray weapon: 'We're always evaluating technology on the border'Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Markwayne Mullin said Wednesday that the department is "always evaluating technology on the border" after receiving a military-grade heat ray from the Pentagon. CNN reported that the heat ray — officially called the Active Denial System — emits an invisible beam of electromagnetic waves which can reach a…The Hill1d agoWhole story →SecurityJusticeheat ray border technology
What The U.S. Military’s ‘Heat Ray’ Weapon Does To Your BodyThe Pentagon has approved DHS testing of the Active Denial System for potential use at the U.S.-Mexico border.Newsweek1d agoWhole story →SecurityJusticeactive denial system testing
DHS to test military-grade ‘heat ray’ that causes an ‘irresistible urge to run’ to protect southern borderThe Department of War recently gave the green light for the Department of Homeland Security to test a "heat ray" weapon for potential use at the southern border. According to a memo obtained by CNN , Secretary of War Pete Hegseth authorized the DHS to test a military-grade heat ray and to develop tactics for its use at the southern border. The beam…The Blaze15h agoWhole story →Security
Jim Acosta alarmed as leaked Trump admin memo reveals 'severe escalation' plannedJim Acosta sounded the alarm on Thursday after a leaked memo revealed the Department of Defense has approved plans to loan a controversial "heat ray" weapon to immigration authorities. While the exact plans for the weapon remain unknown, Acosta reported on his Substack that it was likely the weapon would be used at the Southern Border, or in "American…Raw Story15d agoWhole story →SecurityJusticeleaked dod memo
Exclusive: Since 2018, thousands of migrants from southern border ID’d Staten Island as destinationFederal records indicate more than 6,300 migrants from dozens of different countries who crossed the southern border in recent years listed Staten Island as their intended destination.Staten Island Advance1mo agoWhole story →GovernmentSecuritysouthern border migrant surge
