South Park has continued its relentless takedown of Trump’s ICE officers after posting footage from last week’s episode that wasn’t aired on TV. South Park’s social media channels on Monday shared the 27-second clip with the caption,

South Park is taking yet another hiatus this week. The comedy show will not be airing its next installment on Wednesday evening after catching MAGA’s ire for trolling Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem in its last episode.

A week after drawing headlines for its portrayal of an undressed Donald Trump, South Park is moving on to his cabinet, mocking Secretary of State Kristi Noem

Cartoon ICE agents raid Ball Arena in Denver during a Dora the Explorer Live! performance and arrest many of the attendees, seniors and children among them.

Kristi Noem lashed out at South Park’s “lazy” and “petty” parody of the Homeland Security Secretary just days after ICE used the show to promote their own recruitment drive. Speaking to Glenn Beck on his radio show,

The biting satire of “South Park” continues to gain momentum this summer, according to newly released ratings from Paramount.

South Park keeps reaping rewards from trolling the Trump administration. The latest episode, which brutally mocked Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, drew the biggest audience share in South Park’s 28-year history,

South Park” Season 27, Episode 2, which premiered Aug. 6, scored 6.2 million multiplatform viewers across Comedy Central and Paramount+ in its first three days, according to Nielsen and internal data.

South Park season 27 returned for a second episode that again did not pull punches when covering the Donald Trump administration – and saw millions tune in. The target of Trey Parker and Matt Stone’s satire the second time around was largely Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem,