Karen Evans
Acting Deputy Administrator of the Federal Emergency Management Agency of the United StatesWikipedia
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Oct 4, 2026
Good News for Lefties- Progressive Voices Edition for October 4th
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18:50Beowulf RochlenHOST
She also rebuked officials for deleting signal messages that could have been used as evidence in the lawsuit.
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18:56Beowulf RochlenHOST
Ilston said the use of Signal, a secure messaging app with robust privacy features, by former acting FEMA head Karen Evans and former DHS deputy chief of staff Joseph Guy, violated federal law and department policy.
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19:10Beowulf RochlenHOST
She wrote, "...the court will presume that the lost signal messages would have been unfavorable to defendants because they would have been further evidence of the defendant's plan." DHS's control and defendants implementing actions.
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19:23Beowulf RochlenHOST
The decisions are a win for the American Federation of Government Employees and the AFL-CIO, the labor unions that brought the lawsuit.
PM News: Federal Judges Stand Up for Voting Rights and the Environment
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2:49Beowulf RochlenHOST
She also rebuked officials for deleting Signal messages that could have been used as evidence in the lawsuit.
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2:56Beowulf RochlenHOST
Illston said the use of Signal, a secure messaging app with robust privacy features, by former acting FEMA head Karen Evans and former DHS Deputy Chief of Staff Joseph Guy violated federal law and department policy.
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3:10Beowulf RochlenHOST
She wrote, "The court will presume that the lost Signal messages would have been unfavorable to defendants because they would have been further evidence of the defendants' plan, DHS's control, and defendants' implementing actions." The decisions are a win for the American Federation of Government Employees and the AFL-CIO, the labor unions that brought the lawsuit.
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3:31Beowulf RochlenHOST
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Courts Block Redistricting Changes, Protects Minority Voting Rights!
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5:03Beowulf RochlenHOST
She also rebuked officials for deleting signal messages that could have been used as evidence in the lawsuit.
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5:09Beowulf RochlenHOST
Ilston said the use of Signal, a secure messaging app with robust privacy features, by former acting FEMA head Karen Evans and former DHS deputy chief of staff Joseph Guy, violated federal law and department policy.
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5:23Beowulf RochlenHOST
She wrote, "...the court will presume that the lost signal messages would have been unfavorable to defendants because they would have been further evidence of the defendants' plan." DHS's control and defendants implementing actions.
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5:36Beowulf RochlenHOST
The decisions are a win for the American Federation of Government Employees and the AFL-CIO, the labor unions that brought the lawsuit.