A Los Angeles screenwriter is claiming that the Department of Homeland Security has informed him that he may not use the agency's name "or any of the
Department's official visual identities" in the script for his film, Lady
Magdalene, despite the fact that the film presents a positive image of the
DHS. The writer, J. Neil Schulman, said Tuesday that he had received a notice
from Bobbie Faye Ferguson, director of the NHS's office of multimedia,
informing him that his "project does not fit within the DHS mission and that it
is not something we can participate in."
So much for political free speech.
