President Donald Trump met for nearly two hours on Monday with Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and her senior adviser Corey Lewandowski in the Oval Office. The meeting was reportedly requested by Noem, who has faced scrutiny over recent departmental decisions and her handling of key border and immigration policies. While the White House has not disclosed the discussion’s details, sources say the meeting touched on leadership priorities and ongoing operational challenges within the department.

Some observers believe Noem’s job could be on the line. Rumors of internal dissatisfaction and concerns about management have circulated in recent weeks, fueling speculation that Trump may be evaluating her performance. Noem has remained publicly loyal to the administration, emphasizing her commitment to border security, immigration enforcement, and homeland safety initiatives.

The meeting comes controversies in Minnesota. Homeland Security has been at the center of high-profile policy debates, including border enforcement, immigration operations, and coordination with state and local law enforcement.

While it is unclear what, if any, personnel changes may result, Monday’s Oval Office session signals that the President is actively reviewing the department’s leadership and holding top officials accountable. Analysts say the outcome could have significant implications for the administration’s credibility on immigration and security policy in the months leading up to the 2026 elections.