BREAKING: ICE whistleblower drops BOMBSHELL REVELATION before Congress — “They’re teaching cadets to violate the Constitution.” In a jaw-dropping act of courage, former ICE assistant chief counsel Ryan Schwank resigned and stepped straight into the spotlight to blow the whistle on what he calls a “deficient, defective, and broken” training program inside Donald Trump’s turbocharged deportation machine. “I swore an oath to uphold the Constitution when I joined ICE on August 1st, 2021, as an assistant chief counsel,” Schwank told congressional Democrats. “For the last five months, I watched ICE dismantle the training program.” “I followed that oath for four and a half years, working side by side with ICE officers, and I followed it when I resigned on February 13th, 2026, a little over a week ago, so that I could speak to you today,” Schwank continued. “For the last five months, I watched ICE dismantle the training program.” According to Schwank — and internal documents released by Senate Democrats — ICE slashed 240 hours from a 584-hour training curriculum. That’s roughly a 40% cut. Gone are classes on immigration law, legal authorities, “Use of Force Simulation Training,” integrity awareness, victim-centered approaches, and even key practical exams like “Judgment Pistol Shooting” and “Determine Removability.” Let that sink in. At a time when ICE has hired more than 12,000 new officers under Trump’s $75 billion expansion spree, recruits are reportedly graduating after just 336 hours of training over 42 days — down from 72 days. Schwank warned that even near graduation, many cadets “cannot demonstrate a solid grasp of the tactics or the law required to perform their jobs.” And here’s the most explosive part: Schwank says ICE leadership pressured him to lie about it. “ICE is teaching cadets to violate the Constitution, and they were attempting to cloak it in secrecy by demanding that I lie about it,” he testified. “Deficient training can and will get people killed.” This isn’t abstract. Homeland Security agents have shot and killed at least three American citizens over the last year. Violent encounters are rising as Trump sends immigration agents into major cities. And now we learn the guardrails — constitutional law, de-escalation, limits on authority — may be getting tossed aside in the name of speed. The Department of Homeland Security insists “the meat of the training was never removed.” But the syllabuses tell another story. While Trump’s administration rushes to fill ranks, a former insider is sounding the alarm: if you hollow out training, you hollow out accountability. Schwank ended with a plea to others inside the system: come forward. Because when constitutional training gets cut, it’s not just paperwork that disappears — it’s protections for all of us. Please like and share to spread this new revelation! #shameonyougovernment #Shame Krusty NOEM deserves to be in prisonHiring & Enforcement: The bill allocates $30 billion for enforcement operations, targeting a massive expansion in personnel. Beloud