The Secretary of Homeland Security, Kristi Noem, had to be urgently hospitalized.

The United States Secretary of Homeland Security, Kristi Noem, was hospitalized on Tuesday in Washington, D.C. due to an allergic reaction. According to a statement from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), the transfer was carried out "as a precaution," and it was reported that Noem is "conscious and in the process of recovery." The DHS spokesperson, Tricia McLaughlin, was responsible for confirming the news to the media.

Sources close to the case indicated that Noem herself requested an ambulance for her transfer to the hospital, which reinforces the idea that the procedure was handled with special care, although there were no signs that her life was in danger.

Her admission to the hospital has caused national attention not only because of her position within the cabinet, but also due to her political profile and the critical moment the administration is experiencing regarding security and immigration issues.

Although her health condition doesn't appear to be serious, her temporary absence could have implications for the management of some key matters under her responsibility, especially in a context of border tensions and internal security.

So far, no further details have been provided about the origin of the allergic reaction or about how long she will remain hospitalized or in recovery. DHS is expected to issue new updates if her situation changes or directly affects the department's operations.