Trump Admin’s Deportation Data Chief Is Out, Celebrates Escape From ‘War on Immigrants’

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Marc Rosenblum, the former executive director of the Office of Homeland Security Statistics, announced his departure from his office in a LinkedIn post, after having worked for the department since 2016.

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Rosenblum, however, seemed anything but sad to be leaving this particular administration.

“Between the war on immigrants, the war on feds, and the war on facts (not to mention the crazy war in Iran and the brazen corruption), I just need a change,” Rosenblum wrote.

According to its official website, the office’s mission is to “publish timely and authoritative immigration and homeland security statistics” on topics ranging from immigration and emergency management to cybersecurity and infrastructure protection.

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The former director did not go into specifics about what’s next for him, except to say that he will continue to work in immigration data and policy. Rosenblum wrote that his future work will align with his own goals and values, which he said he believes match those of most other Americans.

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