President Trump’s Border Czar, Tom Homan, blasted the media for spreading what he called “fake news” about the administration’s deportation efforts. He defended the aggressive plan to remove illegal immigrants, saying it focuses on keeping Americans safe. Homan accused critics of ignoring the dangers posed by gangs like Tren de Aragua and vowed to continue the crackdown.
Homan slammed sanctuary cities like Chicago for refusing to cooperate with federal immigration authorities. He warned these cities are putting everyone at risk by shielding criminals. The Trump team is suing sanctuary cities to force compliance, arguing local leaders must prioritize national security over politics.
The administration is using military planes and personnel to speed up deportations. Over 150 migrants were recently flown to Guatemala in a single day, with plans for daily flights. Homan called this a “game-changer” to secure the border and stop illegal crossings. He praised President Trump’s leadership for making other countries accept deportees quickly.
Homan dismissed a federal judge’s order to halt deportation flights, saying, “I don’t care what the judges think.” He argued the White House acted legally to remove gang members and threats. The administration used an old law called the Alien Enemies Act to bypass normal immigration rules, calling it necessary for national security.
The White House is working with countries like El Salvador and Mexico to take back more deportees. Homan said Trump’s tough negotiations ensure cooperation. He also hinted at outsourcing deportation operations to private companies and veterans to handle the massive workload. These plans aim to save taxpayer money while getting results.
Homan admitted ICE needs more funding from Congress to meet deportation goals. He said success depends on arresting public safety threats first, like gang members and violent criminals. Over 11,000 arrests have already been made, with daily numbers rising. Critics claim the costs are too high, but Homan asked, “What price do you put on national security?”
Fake news outlets downplay the migrant crisis, but Homan said the facts speak for themselves. Border crossings have dropped sharply, and cities are safer without criminal aliens. He highlighted the arrest of Tren de Aragua members as proof the plan works. “Every gang member deported is a win for America,” he said.
Despite left-wing backlash, Homan promised there’s “no slowing down.” He warned illegal immigrants they will face consequences, urging them to “self-deport” now. The administration plans more raids, flights, and partnerships to finish the job. Homan closed by saying, “We’re coming—and we’re not stopping until this country is safe again.”
