- Marc Rosenblum, Homeland Security's top data analyst, resigned after more than a decade, citing the administration's "war on immigrants" and "brazen corruption."
- Rosenblum criticized the administration's approach to federal employees and facts, expressing relief to end his association with the current leadership.
- His office, responsible for critical immigration data, has significantly reduced data collection and has not updated its public portal since February 2025.
- Immigration analysts and former officials have voiced concerns over the lack of reliable data, stressing the importance of objective analysis over political motives.
- Rosenblum's departure is among several high-profile resignations and criticisms within Homeland Security, including a former ICE lawyer who reported alleged constitutional violations and FEMA employees who raised alarms about disaster response.
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