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Trump border czar Tom Homan explains what will happen to states that don't comply with mass deportation plan
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14123675/trump-tom-homan-states-comply-mass-deportation.html
Donald Trump's incoming border czar Tom Homan says it's guaranteed that the future president will pull federal funds from states that don't comply with his mass deportation plans.
Homan, who served in the highest echelons of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) under Presidents Barack Obama and Trump, was recently tapped by the president-elect to serve as 'border czar,' a role tailor-made to carry out Trump's deportation mandate.
The president-elect repeatedly claimed while campaigning that on day one he would pull off the 'largest deportation program in American history.'
Homan will be tasked with helping Trump make good on that promise.
Speaking on Fox News with host Mark Levin on Saturday, the host suggested that the border czar has an important tool at his disposal to force states to comply with the mass deportations.
'Much like the Confederacy, they want to go on their own,' Levin said of states not wanting to enforce deportations. 'They want to do their own thing. To me, you got a powerful weapon among others, okay, no federal funds – boom – last thoughts?'
Homan didn't waste a beat, confirming immediately that states and municipalities that don't 'cooperate' with federal immigration agents will have their federal funds restricted.
'That is going to happen,' Homan stated. 'I guarantee President Trump will do that.'
There have been nearly 11 million migrant encounters since the start of FY 2021, federal data shows.
By comparison, during Trump's first administration between fiscal years 2017 - 2020, there were just 3.1 million encounters.
The record levels of illegal immigration have irked Americans across the country, as evidenced by poll after poll showing that migration and border security ranked among the top issues for voters.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14123675/trump-tom-homan-states-comply-mass-deportation.html
Donald Trump's incoming border czar Tom Homan says it's guaranteed that the future president will pull federal funds from states that don't comply with his mass deportation plans.
Homan, who served in the highest echelons of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) under Presidents Barack Obama and Trump, was recently tapped by the president-elect to serve as 'border czar,' a role tailor-made to carry out Trump's deportation mandate.
The president-elect repeatedly claimed while campaigning that on day one he would pull off the 'largest deportation program in American history.'
Homan will be tasked with helping Trump make good on that promise.
Speaking on Fox News with host Mark Levin on Saturday, the host suggested that the border czar has an important tool at his disposal to force states to comply with the mass deportations.
'Much like the Confederacy, they want to go on their own,' Levin said of states not wanting to enforce deportations. 'They want to do their own thing. To me, you got a powerful weapon among others, okay, no federal funds – boom – last thoughts?'
Homan didn't waste a beat, confirming immediately that states and municipalities that don't 'cooperate' with federal immigration agents will have their federal funds restricted.
'That is going to happen,' Homan stated. 'I guarantee President Trump will do that.'
There have been nearly 11 million migrant encounters since the start of FY 2021, federal data shows.
By comparison, during Trump's first administration between fiscal years 2017 - 2020, there were just 3.1 million encounters.
The record levels of illegal immigration have irked Americans across the country, as evidenced by poll after poll showing that migration and border security ranked among the top issues for voters.
