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Trump’s New ‘Border Czar’ Sends Tough Message to Criminal Gangs

For those keen on understanding the latest developments in U.S. border security, here are the key points about President-elect Donald Trump’s incoming “border czar,” Tom Homan, and his plans:

  • Strong Warning to Gangs: Tom Homan, a former U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) director, has issued a clear warning to criminal groups like Tren de Aragua and MS-13, stating, “My gang’s bigger than your gang, and we’re going to take you out.”
  • Excited to Return: Homan expressed enthusiasm about returning to serve the country, saying he’s ready to tackle border issues head-on with a “shock and awe” strategy to make immediate changes once the new administration begins.
  • Hard-Line Stance: Known for his tough approach, Homan has aligned closely with Trump’s vision on immigration and border control, vowing to enforce stricter policies to address illegal immigration and secure the border.
  • No Senate Confirmation Needed: As the “border czar,” Homan’s role does not require Senate confirmation, allowing him to act swiftly without the delays of congressional scrutiny.
  • Focus on Illegal Immigration: Homan emphasized that he’s not against immigration but firmly opposes illegal immigration, stating, “If they saw what I saw, they’d be anti-illegal immigration, too.”
  • Prepared for Resistance: Acknowledging potential legal and political obstacles, Homan is determined to push forward. He warned critics, “If they don’t want to help us, then get out of our way because we are going to do the job.”
  • Concerns from Advocates: Immigration advocates have raised alarms about potential large-scale deportations that could impact families, including those with U.S. citizen children, and create long-term challenges for immigrant communities.

Homan’s appointment reflects Trump’s commitment to a stricter immigration policy, with significant implications for border security and immigration enforcement. Stay tuned for updates as these plans unfold.


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