Tom Homanhe President-elect Donald Trump’s new border czarissued a stern warning to Democratic sanctuary cities on Monday: “Get out now!” » he told the illegal immigrants. Trump announced on social media last Sunday that Homan would be his top immigration policy official, one of the most vocal critics of the Biden administration’s four years of border chaos. So, a day later, Homan begins to pass through the sanctuary cities. This is where illegal immigrants in the United States often hide, in areas governed by Democrats. These are places where, since the 1980s, in the United States, politicians have refused to collaborate with immigration services to carry out raids against illegal immigrants. “Tom Homan will be in charge of all deportations of illegal aliens in their home countries,” said Trump, who added that “there is no one better to monitor and control our borders.”
Homan, former police officer and border patrol agentHa worked with six American presidents. He has worked in law enforcement for three decades.. He served as deputy executive director of enforcement and deportation operations for the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) under the presidency of Democrat Barack Obama. Under this administration, ICE has carried out a record number of deportations.
In his role as border czar, which does not require Senate confirmation, Homan will be in charge of the southern borderwith Mexico, and the northwith Canada, maritime and aviation security. It’s unclear exactly what role Homan will take on, because managing immigration requires coordination among multiple agencies under the Department of Homeland Security.
Tom Homan has already acknowledged that the new administration will increase evictions and will not allow illegal immigrants to be protected by sanctuary policies. “If sanctuary cities don’t want to help us, let them get out of the way. Here we go,” he stressed.
Homan He began his career as a Border Patrol agent. He later served in the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement. He then became acting director of ICE at the start of the Trump administration. He had been appointed to fill the position. Instead, he was not confirmed by the Senate. Since then, he has advocated for stricter law enforcement and criticized President Biden.
