Markwayne Mullin, the current Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), is under scrutiny for continuing to use a controversial luxury jet that contributed to the ousting of his predecessor, Kristi Noem. Insiders at DHS have voiced concerns about Mullin's engagement, suggesting he often leaves Washington for extended weekends and is focused on securing a job for his wife within the department. Reports indicate that morale, which initially improved after Mullin's appointment, has since dropped, with staff feeling rudderless, particularly in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Mullin's use of the $70 million Gulfstream G700 jet, equipped with luxury amenities, has drawn criticism, especially since he previously complained about Noem's decisions regarding the aircraft. A DHS spokesperson refuted claims of Mullin's disengagement, asserting his active involvement in agency operations. Meanwhile, public sentiment towards ICE remains low, with a recent survey revealing that 56% of Americans lack confidence in the agency, and a record-high 50% support its abolition.