'Nazis.US' Domain Now Redirects to the Homeland Security Website
By: Jack Beresford (Newsweek)
Apparently the link has been broken by the Powers That Be because it doesn't work now.
EDIT: The "nazis.us" address does work. I must have mistyped it when I made my original comment. Sorry for the inconvenience.
S E E D E D C O N T E N T
The website domain nazis.us has been purchased and set up to redirect to the Homeland Security website.
Newsweek has contacted the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) for comment.
Mark Davis, a Congressional Candidate running to represent the people of Hillsborough and Manatee Counties in Florida, is taking credit for setting up the web domain.
In a post shared to Threads, Davis said he was simply holding up "a mirror" to Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and the DHS and any issue they have with it would be because they "hate their reflection."
Davis also alluded to the fact that it would be impossible for the DHS to alter or shut down the web domain redirect, branding it "a middle finger they can't erase." The Threads post has gone viral, amassing over 30,000 likes, more than 3,000 shares and over 1,300 comments. It has also been viewed over 358,000 times.
Davis is also suspected of setting up the web domain gestapo.us so that it redirects to the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency homepage.
Newsweek has contacted Davis for comment.
Why It Matters
President Donald Trump's administration has been dogged by Nazi comparisons for much of his time in office. Trump has flatly rejected any suggestion of there being similarities, calling it a media construct. "They call me a Nazi all the time," Trump said during an interview with 60 Minutes. "I'm not a Nazi, I'm the opposite. I'm somebody that's saving our country. But they call me [a] Nazi."
However, the comparisons have proven difficult to shake off. In August, the Trump administration was accused of quoting a white supremacist as part of a social media campaign to recruit immigration enforcement agents. More recently, the administration came under scrutiny for allegedly echoing Nazi rhetoric in slogans adopted by both the DHS and the Department of Labor (DOL).
The actions of Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents are under the microscope after the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good by an ICE agent in Minneapolis last week. Though the Trump administration has argued the ICE agent involved, Jonathan Ross, was acting in self-defense, that argument has been rejected by many U.S. citizens.
In the meantime, several further flashpoints have occurred in the days since, while Noem has come in for scrutiny after saying Americans should be prepared to validate their identity.
Davis's alleged actions are only likely to fuel suggestions of a similarities between the Trump administration and the Nazis.
What To Know
In a lengthy Threads post, Davis, a Florida-based father of two and veteran who served eight years in the U.S. Air Force, claimed he was the one to create the domain. "I bought nazis.us. I pointed it directly at Kristi Noem's department," he wrote. "And now the whole damn world is watching. I just held up a mirror…and they hate their reflection. And it's a middle finger they can't erase."
Davis's actions appear to have been motivated, in part, by the shooting of Good and the actions of ICE agents in recent days. "You want to cry about 'decency'? Then maybe don't prop up fascists while killing women, immigrants and the working class," he said. "You built this. I'm just handing out the receipts."
The domain registrar website GoDaddy says that the Nazis. US domain was registered on January 13, 2026.
What People Are Saying
Davis added in a further Threads post: "They built this machine. I just slapped the right label on it."
In a statement issued to TMZ, DHS Spokesperson Tricia McLaughlin said: "We've successfully blocked the redirect." However, several users on Threads say the link still takes them to the DHS website. Newsweek was directed to the site when the clicking on the link.
What Happens Next
It is unclear whether the DHS can take any action to shut Nazis.us website down.
According to the information provided by GoDaddy, the domain name is locked, preventing automatic deletion or unauthorized removal. To remove it, you would need to contact the domain registrar to address the underlying reason or manually lift the lock. No details are available for the registrant contact behind the website, but their mailing address is in Florida—where Davis is based.
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I guess Kristi Noem could be a NAZI. But Donald Trump is the reincarnation of Joseph Stalin. It's understandable why the political left wants to avoid that comparison.
Don't forget this guy. Nazis and openly proud of it.
worked for me
Yeah, it worked for me this time. I must have mistyped the address.