NFL Requests DHS Remove Video Post
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NFL Requests DHS Remove Video Post. (2026, October 13). The Aporia. https://the-aporia.com/event/41577
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“The league has requested the DHS take down the video,” NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy said Monday.
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The NFL reportedly asked Homeland Security to remove the Dawkins social media content.
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- 28 Sep
“The league has requested the DHS take down the video,” NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy said Monday.
Coverage 5 articles
28 Sep NFL demands DHS remove promo featuring ex-Eagles star Brian Dawkins
Washington Examiner
28 Sep NFL asks US Homeland Security to remove video with former star player
Al Jazeera
28 Sep NFL asks Department of Homeland Security to remove Brian Dawkins video from immigration post
Los Angeles Times
28 Sep Lefties whine so much over White House's Brian Dawkins hype video that NFL steps in
Fox News
28 Sep NFL asks DHS to take down post likening violent tackles to treatment of immigrants
The Guardian
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