Tom Homan is set to take the lead as the Trump administration's border czar.
Incoming Border Czar Tom Homan delivers a stern warning to sanctuary city officials against interfering with the Trump administration's efforts to deport illegal migrants, Fox News reported.
During his appearance on "The Ingraham Angle," Homan described the administration’s tactics for handling illegal immigrants in areas with sanctuary policies. He expressed personal grief when discussing the sexual abuse and rape of children by illegal migrants, using these horrific examples to emphasize the need for strict immigration enforcement.
Tom Homan stated, "I get emotional about this issue because I've seen so much tragedy after illegal migrants have sexually abused, raped children as young as nine years old." His sentiments reflect deep-seated concerns over public safety resulting from lax enforcement in sanctuary cities.
President Trump has assured that sufficient funding will be available to support their stringent policies, as explained by Homan: "We’ll move them to a state where we can detain them. There is plenty of sheriffs across this country who are willing to give us empty beds. They want the funding, and we can put them in jail all across the country. We'll have no problem finding a place to detain these people. It's going to cost money, so we've got to have the money to do it, but President Trump's going to do everything he can to make sure we have the funds to do this. So, they will be arrested, detained, put on an airplane and go home." The stance is clear: deportation processes will continue, regardless of local resistance.
Homan brought attention to the tragic death of Laken Riley, a 22-year-old nursing student killed by an illegal immigrant. By highlighting this case, Homan seeks to pierce the conscience of sanctuary city supporters, urging them to reconsider their stance by listening to chilling recordings from the crime scene.
Homan argues that ignoring federal immigration laws endangers public safety, citing cases like Riley's as stark examples. He urges a zero-tolerance approach toward sanctuary policies that obstruct federal enforcement efforts.
Furthering his commitment to stringent immigration enforcement, Homan declared, "For any governor or mayor who doesn't want public safety threats taken out of their communities, he should resign your office, because your number one responsibility is to protect those communities. We have ways of finding people. . . . We will find many of these folks. They will be arrested, they'll be detained, and they'll be removed."
Homan directly addresses leaders opposing the administration's policies: "You're not going to stop us doing what we're going to do." His message articulates a powerful resolve to implement federal immigration laws without compromise.
In a candid rebuke, Homan criticized sanctuary city leaders who vow to obstruct his and President Trump's efforts, asserting, "For those governors and mayors that are saying they're going to stop Tom Homan, they're going to stop President Trump: Shame on you. Your responsibility is to protect your communities, and that's what we want to do, is protect your community." This statement underscores his frustration with officials who, in his view, prioritize political agendas over public safety.
Homan assured adherence to legal protocols, confirming that authorities will provide all detained individuals with due process. However, he emphasized that they will deport anyone federally ordered to leave the country without exception, sending them back to their countries of origin.
Meanwhile, as Tom Homan prepares to advance his role as the border czar under President Trump's administration, his firm stance signifies a continuation of intensive enforcement measures aimed at curbing illegal immigration and enhancing safety across American communities.
