By Rich Kozlovich
Former acting ICE Director Tom Homan is giving notice, to Democrat Governors who are working to oppose the President's mass immigration plans saying:
If they're not willing to help, then get the hell out of the way because [Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)] is going to do their job.....I think the American people just gave President Trump a mandate. That's why he's elected -- to secure the border, save lives and deport people, especially national security threats and public safety threats. So if you’re not going to help us, step aside, but don't get in our way, because there will be consequences......If you're in a country illegally, you've got a problem.
He's made it clear the administration will conduct workplace immigration raids saying:
Where do we find most victims of sex trafficking and forced labor trafficking? At worksites.
Tom Homan is a man out for justice according to Susan Quinn:
From the first time I saw Tom Homan interviewed on Fox News, I was so impressed by his determination to protect the border of our country. For him, the goals were all about border security and national security, and nothing could excuse illegal migrants breaking our laws. His fervor about this invasion of our country was second only to President Trump, even in Trump’s first term, and he is resolute about deporting those people who have been allowed to cross our borders illegally, thanks to the policies of the Biden administration........... Since Trump just stated today that he will appoint Kristi Noem, governor of South Dakota, who is a stalwart supporter of border security, I foresee her working well with Holman, as will likely other Department heads.
Tom Holman has an in-depth background in border security and law enforcement...........He’s also adamant about carrying out his mission.
I like his style, and he kinda reminds me of General George S. Patton, the only really brilliant allied general in the ETO during WWII. But he was in trouble all the time, as he said exactly what was on his mind. Mostly because that's who he was, and Patton really had no political ambitions after the war, so he had no desire to curb his tongue.
After he retired he promised to expose all the idiocy, all the gutless political pandering, and all the big egos that unnecessarily killed so many allied troops, and the lousy planning of the generals during the war that caused it. His death was the happiest day in the lives of the allied generals, and was a serious loss regarding the real history of WWII to America and the world.
But he got things done and that seems to me that's who this guy is. Tough, smart, focused, extremely competent, and could care less what anyone thinks, and is more than happy to say what he thinks and tell the leftists in government and the Pravda media to shove it.
I like his style!
