In Midst of Border Crisis, DHS Releases Coloring Book for Children
While dealing with more illegal immigrants crossing the southern border than at any time in U.S. history, the Department of Homeland Security managed to find time to create a children's coloring book.
In the book, entitled
Jobs We Do, children can fill in 14 different images that showcase DHS, including one that features a man in a biohazard suit counting radiation after an apparent nuclear attack. Another features an airport security dog. The book was produced by the DHS "Office of the Chief Human Capital Officer."
No public statement has been made on the coloring book's release, the first of its kind in agency history. One senior DHS staffer who flagged it for the
Washington Free Beacon called it "laughable."
"It makes a lot of sense that [Immigration and Customs Enforcement] is just standing there not doing anything," the staffer said. "But if they wanted to make it more realistic, they'd have ICE handing over families to NGOs to board planes destined for secret locations across the U.S. interior."
In Midst of Border Crisis, DHS Releases Coloring Book for Children