The Greatest Deportation Operation in American History ft. Border Czar Tom Homan

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The Charlie Kirk Show is proudly sponsored by Preserved Gold, leading gold and silver experts and the only precious metals company. I recommend to my family, friends and viewers. 00:01:09 Speaker 2: But without further ado, Tom Homan, the Great Tom Homan, m m M. 00:01:29 Speaker 3: I think that's I think that's the biggest round of applause you've gotten for any of these guys. 00:01:33 Speaker 2: Yeah, and you know why we're all here. We're gonna be talking about marginal tax rates, health care, healthcare. What are we at here? Yeah, it's real. No borders are uh, mister, borders are, Tom Homan, you are an American folk hero at this point, you're an American hero. You're my hero as well. You You are tasked with overseeing probably the most important political plank President Trump's twenty twenty four election, I would say in his campaign, and that would be deportations, making sure the bad guys get removed from our country. And you have a heck of a job dealing with a lot of these blue states, blue cities, blue counties, blue mayors. Why don't you just give us an update of how the task is unfolding? 00:02:25 Speaker 4: All right? So when President Trump, I'll first gut he called when you called me, he's and I agree to come back, which my wife's still pissed off about how many times you are going to on retire anyway. 00:02:40 Speaker 2: So you're like Michael Jordan of deporters. 00:02:44 Speaker 4: He asked me, he said, look, I want you to oversee three things. I need to secure the border. I need to run the biggest deportation operation in the nation's history. And we need to find these three hundred thousand missing kids. Sure where are we at. We got the most secure border right now in the history of this country. I just got back a few days ago. I went to Texas border, I went to Arizona border, and I went to the California border. I toured a border by air, in the river, on boat and the forward drive on some of the most treacherous parts of the border. In three days, I didn't see a single illegal alien. Now I contrasts that with ten thousand a day under the previous administration. So look, I don't take credit for any of this. It's a men and women the border to a men and WIM were in that uniform, that's stand in that line every day. God blessed eating every borba trolog and I love them, eating every one of them. And none of this wouldn't happen unless we had President Trump and the oval olives who happens to be the greatest president in my lifetime, bottom line, hard stop so and when he told me, he says, these are the three things that look we're gonna lock the board down. We've done it before, we did in Trump forty five, but the numbers this year and Trump forty seven are far better than Trump forty five. Daily people coming to the border across two thousand miles of border as that is about one hundred and sixty and every one of them are being turned around. No one's being released in the United States. Deportation operation, he promised, the country of historic deportation operations is our historic. More people have been deported since he's been in office in less than one year than any time in history this nation. The biggest year we ever have is that Y twelve. That y twelve there was four hundred and nine thousand people removed. We're at over six hundred and fifty and we're not even done yet. So we were so the President's delivering on record deportation, despite the sanctuary cities, despite the protesters, despite the hate, the men and women of ice, they're getting this done at an amazing rate. The children. That was the toughest out of all three. And let me tell you why, because we can find you. You own a home, you got a car, you have credit cards, you pay bills, you have a digital footprint. Kids don't, so we had to rely on the digital footprint of the unvetted sponsors. Many of the addresses the agents are going through our parking lots. Most many of these addresses were never checked. A lot of these sponsors weren't even fingerprinted, no DNA testing. So half a man and children, half of men were smuggling across the border. Under Joe Biden, many victims of trafficking, so they lost track of three hundred thousand, couldnt find them three hundred thousand. I'm happy to report as of this week, the Trump administration has found one hundred and twenty nine thousand. 00:06:09 Speaker 2: Time. 00:06:15 Speaker 4: These are one hundred, one hundred and twenty nine thousand children that the last administration wasn't even looking for. And look, many of them were safe with their family's just hiding out. They don't want me deported. But many were involved in sex trafficking, being sold to sex, slavery, forced labor. President Trump's leadership has saved thousands of lives of these young kids. So God blessed President Trump and God bless his mass. So that's where we're at. 00:06:48 Speaker 2: I love it. And you know something that a lot of people talk a lot about and I think it's a good thing to talk about because people don't either. They want mass deportations and they want it yesterday, right, They want all twenty million or whatever the number is. 00:07:01 Speaker 3: Some people just they make up wild ones. I think someone said a hundred million, one hundred. 00:07:05 Speaker 2: Million, we want a hund I would take one hundred million people. Getting the traffic would be amazing. So but uh, Tom, you know, we have a net flow of people out of the of of the country. And I think back to the Eisenhower administration, the last real deportation effort that has been done in this country, and there is this ratio of if you deport one person, chances are you're going to get x number of deportations. That ratio is about one to ten in Eisenhower. So we're actually getting a lot more people out of this country. What is that the total number we think have left either of their own accord and they've taken the deal that you guys are offering with plane tickets and a stipend. What do we think that numbers at right now. 00:07:48 Speaker 4: Just below one point nine million? 00:07:51 Speaker 2: Is that on top of the six hundred and fifty thousand deportations is that all in No. 00:07:55 Speaker 4: Yeah, had over six hundred thousand word about two point five million. 00:07:59 Speaker 2: Two point five million. 00:08:00 Speaker 4: And let me say this because this isn't talked about enough. That was always a part of the plan. People East can count then you didn't deport them. That was always a part of the plan. We knew if we put a thousand ICE teams on the streets and show there are consequences for instance country illegally and you heard him day when there's a lot of media out there, Homan only wants to know criminals and public safety threats. Look I seven day one. We are going to prioritize the public safety threats and national security threats because they pose the most danger. But if you're in the country legally, you're not off the table. We find you're going home. So if because of what Ice is doing, they sent a message to the whole world, no free pass anymore. We have laws. You want to be part of the greatest nation on earth doing the right way. If you're in this country, we're going to seek you out. We're going to find you in the port. You because of what Ice is doing every day that the left is hating that Center messages the whole world. The most vulnerable people in the world are not giving their life savings to a criminal cartel to swim across the river. They know there's no free passor right now. So and because of that, that's a big part we have more secure border. Ever, people aren't willing to make that sacrifice and put themselves in danger. Plus the ICE operation to send a strong message leave on your own. If you're not formally deported. You may leave yourself an avenue in the future to come a visitor, visa, work visa, or maybe have a relative that can petition from you. But if we have to formally find you and deport you, you're not coming back. So I think those two things are a game changer for people. So like secure border because of President Trump, because of men and women a board to where the green uniform, but a lot of it has to do with ICE is doing every day in the country. 00:09:37 Speaker 3: That was always one of the most infuriating things with the border rhetoric, where they'd say, oh, you can't secure the border because there's ten thousand people there and you know your only option would be to shoot all of them, And really you're you're revealing what the truth is, which is even a little bit of toughness and showing that we're a real country. And the demand melts away, the people arriving endlessly, they just melt away. The problem sort solves itself eventually. 00:10:01 Speaker 4: We were enforcing the law. Last administration ignoring the law. You know what priederal law says, when you come to the border without profit documentation, you shall be detained, not maybe not think about it, not giving to an NGO to be you know, putting the hotel room five hundred bucks a night. And when President Trump came in, he told us, now you enforced law is written in a book. So you know, ICE because they're enforcing law because President Trump let them fulfill the mission and the olds they took. Now you're seeing what's happening this country's months and he's quite the rhetoric out there from the from the left. The majority of people ICE arrests are criminals. They just think they're don't they don't think they're criminal enough. Oh it's just a duy do. Ui killed twelve thousand people year last year, So DUI is a public safety threat. So over half a criminals and a lot of them. Some people say last numbers are like, we're around sixty percent criminal, It was like seventy. It's flowing around sixty two. Kind look at the data every day, So who are the other thirty five percent lombre national security threats? Most national security threats don't have a criminal history. Clear're laying low to wait for the dirty deed. Right. Many of them are final orders. These are people who had due process at great taxpayer expense. We're ordering moved by federal judge and said I'm not going to become a fugitive. You damn right. We're looking for them and we find that, we're executing their removals. So, and are there people that are arresting that are not a public safety threat, not a national security threat, not a fugitive. Yeah, absolutely, we're enforcing immigration laws. Yeah, so we're finally going to be wrestling. 00:11:40 Speaker 2: And how many of stolen id's and social security numbers? I mean, these are not victimless crimes either. 00:11:46 Speaker 4: By the way. We're actually we're doing a seat surge on that right now. Illegal aliens that are using your social security number are going criminal charge them with identity theft. We're going to charge employer for knowingly higher Look, we're going to force. I think if you think the numbers are good now, wait till we surge on work site enforcement, and wait till these ten thousand new officers are on the street. Do you think the numbers are good this year? Wait the next year? 00:12:10 Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll Plafter that, candles were lit on Bondai Beach by families, by children, by people of faith to celebrate a festival of Light, a festival from Bible times, one that Jesus himself celebrated. People gathered with hope, seeking unity and comfort and tradition, But instead of light, there was darkness, violence, fear, hatred showing itself at a time meant for prayer and rejoicing. 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If you impede immigration enforcement, that's that's a crime. And it always strikes me when you say that line that imped is doing a whole lot of work in that sentence, because I look at what they're doing, whether it's you know, telling folks that you're coming, or they're turning a blind eye to these citizen networks that are monitoring where ice vehicles at. I mean, how is all of that not illegal? How can we can't arrest so many of these jerks that are trying to get in your guys's way. 00:14:09 Speaker 4: Well, I think it is. And Attorney General Pam Bondi and her staff are looking at that. I can tell you this eighteen UFC one eleven peeding interference with a ICE officer, we got historic number of prosecutions. So for the protesters out there, I want to cross that line and be a criminal. You put a you spin on an ICE officer, you put a hand on an ICE officer, you interfere the officers arrest. You're going to jail and you're going to be prosecuted. And the number show. I hear people say all the time, why don't you rest, Well, we're wrestling. You impede it, you put hands on us. There's zero tolerance, zero talent. You put a hand on officer, You're going to jail, and not some local jail. You're gonna go federal prison. So we're taking it seriously. But I agree with you, and I've said, look, when I was an ICE director, I remember the first news interview I did, the left went crazy, guy says sanctuary city officials, we need to look at him. At what point are you harboring and concealing illegal alien. When I was an agent a long time ago, I had hair. We you know, I protested very little more than me. 00:15:17 Speaker 2: I got you being somebody has been deporting all your your your. 00:15:21 Speaker 3: Hair sent off to sent off to Salvador. 00:15:24 Speaker 4: So when I was an agent in Phoenix, Arizona, I did a big, big piece of my career here. I've arrested US citizens for annoyingly harboring, concealing, able to go alien your home or illegal alien in the workplace. 00:15:38 Speaker 2: We judges. 00:15:40 Speaker 4: So here's my question. If you got Homan County jail and we know for a fact, based on fingerprint biometrics, by by graphical data, we have an illegal in that jail right now, we know he's in that jail. We just got to print out saying he's in that jail. We have a warrant first arrest or, he's been deported before, which means we can prosecute it for a felony. If we're not allowed in that facility, if we're not allowed to access to that facility, is that not harboring concealing? So I've asked the OJA to look at So look, Pam Bondy, is soon Department Justice soon sanctuary cities across the country. I have faith will win. And when we do, you're going to see the whole world get let on fire because sanctuarous cities until then, until then, I've said, and people say, oh, you're threatening democratic cities. Nor I'm not. I'm threatening sanctuary cities. If you don't want to work with us, then get out of the way. We'll do it for you. But what we're going to do, we're going to flood the zone if you don't give us access to the jail. Look back in my day, one agent can arrest one illegal alien in a county jail. It's safer for the alien, it's much safer for the agent, and it's safer for the community. Right. But if you're going annoyingly release a public safety threaten in the community, that means we got to send a whole team now to rest him on his turf. We as access to you know, who's knows what weapons. So what we're going to do, since we know sanctuary cities are a problem, since we know sanctuary cities are an knowingly releasing criminal public safety thrust to the community, what we're going to do. We're going to flood the zone. We're going to send more officers to sanctuary cities and flood the zone. So my mess of sanctuary cities is, you know you're going to get exactly what you don't want. You'll get more agency in your communities, and you will get more claud arrest because when we find that bad guy, many times you're with others. If they're in a country, lady, they're coming to. 00:17:32 Speaker 3: I want to give you guys a shout out because you've mentioned there's going to be consequences for this, and I think with amfests going on, people didn't hear about this, but they may remember. Back in April, there was this Milwaukee County judge, Hannah Duggan, and there was an illegal immigrant in her court for battery. It had committed a violent crime, and she hindered ice from being able to arrest him so that I'm not going to allow you into my chambers, tried to shelter and gave I think let him out through a back door. She scurried him out the bay, and this week she was convicted in a court of felony hindering of officers. 00:18:09 Speaker 2: That might have got a larger applause than you got, right right, luck, that's how hungry the people are for justice. 00:18:17 Speaker 4: You're going to see more of that. 00:18:19 Speaker 3: Good can't wait. 00:18:20 Speaker 4: So look, I'm not up here to threaten anybody, but I've been curved from day one sanctuary cities. If you don't want to help us, just get out of way. We'll protect your community for you. Any mayor or governor that wants to push back on ICE and say we don't want your neighborhood their number one responsibilities the safety and security of their communities. ICE is taking a lot of public safety threats out of your community. You all be thinking us, not protesting us, and not pushing back against us. So it's not a threat. I'm just telling what we're going to do. We're going to flood the zone, and we got ten thousand new agents coming on. Watch what happens. 00:18:56 Speaker 2: Yeah. I love to hear that. And I think you know, I recently talked with Steven Miller, who I know you work closely with in the White House. Yeah, talk about him for a second. 00:19:08 Speaker 5: How good is he? 00:19:08 Speaker 4: He's brilliant, He's great. 00:19:10 Speaker 2: Do we love Steven Miller? 00:19:13 Speaker 4: Look, I'm I'm an old man. I can tell you right now, Steven Miller is probably the smartest man I met my life. The guy every day we have a meeting every day and I sit there and he brings up stuff and I go, wow, I haven't heard that in thirty five years. I mean, this guy, this guy knows this issue. I'm proud to work with him. He's a game changer, he's the architect, brilliant. I respect him greatly. 00:19:38 Speaker 2: Yeah, well again, I go back to this word, impede. These guys are impeding the heck guy to you guys, and you know it. And I'm just I'm just gonna leave it here because he've answered the question. But I hope there's more we can do legally to get these guys to stop impeding the good work that you guys are doing because it's so important. A lot of these mayors need to go see jail sales as far as I'm concerned, well are and governors. 00:20:05 Speaker 4: I know things you don't wait just I can just say look, wait, wait and see. 00:20:18 Speaker 2: By the way, this is why the midterms are so important, right because getting these Republicans to do anything next year ahead of these midterms, they are going to be total cowards. They don't want to rock the boat. Little do they know that would actually Galvin I support more people show up for him. But if if we have a good outcome in these midterms, and even if we don't, frankly, because we still have the federal branch, but like there is going to UH, I believe that you guys are going to be even more embolden. There's going to be even more runway for you guys to do some really important things. 00:20:47 Speaker 4: Let me and I mean, I think we're done. Let me end with this. I almost say the same thing said last week when I was done. On the same day, you're going to do the press conference. I'm I'm I'm asking every mayor of Gammer you cannot like us. You can you know, you know, protest this, you can impede it, you can call us all the names you want. I'm asked them, stop the hateful rhetoric. Yes, because I said back in March, if the hateful Riddic doesn't die down, there's going to be bloodshed. And there has been. People have died. And as I said, UH last week, I have throughout my long career, I buried borbitual agents, I buried ice agents. And the worst part of my job is handing a folded flag to a child or a spouse. I don't want to bury anybody else. So please stop the hapul rihtic. Because ice threats of a solar rough like ee eight Now excuse me, eight percent actual assault of like twelve hundred percent. So I'm begging you, no more bloodshed. And you know, every night I go to bed, I pray for the minimum ice and Borgertobe. I also pray for the people we're looking for. I don't want anybody to die. So for God's sakes, stop the hapul rhetic just like I saw you want. But stop calling these people Nazis and races and Gestapo because you got nuts out there that feel them bolding to take action again, argue with us all you want, come to the table and talk to me. Sanctuous cities. I want to work with sanctuous cities. I want them work with us and concentrated on public safe trusts. But stop the hateful reddick. I'm telling you the bloodshed isn't over. So you know, God bless the men and win advice. God bless the Medway and borb Joe, God best President Trump, and God blessed the greatest nation nine Earth. 00:22:36 Speaker 3: The uh, the big beautiful bill. It included funding for the expansion of ICE. So I imagine hiring for that is ongoing, training for that is ongoing. Can you lay out the picture of how much is the force expanding, How quickly will those men and women be rolled out into the field, and how will that translate to the pace of deportations across the country. 00:23:02 Speaker 4: Thousands are already in the field New Herres, ten thousand. We expect all ten thousand will be on the street by the end of January. 00:23:14 Speaker 2: That's great. 00:23:16 Speaker 4: Of course, with that, I pushed from day one for one hundred thousand beds. We'll get the one hundred thousand beds. And is not because you know, because when you hire ten thousand more people. Look right now, when we all just started, we had five thousand, just under five thousand deportation officers. We earned ten thousand more. We're tripling the size of the workforce. So we need a one hundred thousand best could everybody we arrest, we need to bed. We don't people don't We don't wrest them out in New York City and send them to you know, Venezuela. The next day. We want to bet them down and make arrangement to fly south. So we need to bed for everybody we arrest. So we need one hundred thousand beds. We're a one hundred thousand beds. We ten thousand new agents with more walls being about went down. Look at more walk construction. It's gonna be an amazing year. It's gonna be an amazing year. 00:24:03 Speaker 2: And we got more judges coming, more border patrol that that there was wasn't there three thousand more border patrol in the I think it's five five thousand more border So this is a part of our government. It's the only part that hasn't grown since its inception. And you guys have finally got more funding for it. 00:24:19 Speaker 4: So I used to the first ICE build up I've seen Borbitrow, and I love the Borto. I started as bortual lazy. They get plused up all the time and everybody they rest, many of them come to ICE and I didn't get a plus up. Now Ice to got the plus up they deserve. And perfect timing. We're running the biggest deportation operations country I ever seen, and we need more. We need more boots on the ground, and we're getting boots on the ground. 00:24:41 Speaker 2: You're gonna do a few questions. We do that, Emma. You want to awesome. 00:24:49 Speaker 6: Good afternoons. Roman, thank you for your service to the country. So I have two questions. Uh, why is crossing the border a civil offense and not a criminal offense? And can we make a criminal offense and what would the steps be for that? 00:25:03 Speaker 4: Well, crossing the border illegally is a criminal offense tightal late nine States hold thirteen twenty five. It's a crime to enter the country legally, and it's called you know, AUOC thirteen twenty five. And I tell you right now the records prosecutions for thirteen twenty five are going on right now. We have a historic number of prosecutions on the border, not only a thirteen twenty five, but EIGHTOC thirteen twenty six. Is re entering the country illegally after you've been formally deported, that's a femily thirteen UC thirteen twenty five illegal entry, it's a misdemeanor. Your first defense if you get deporting, comeback, that's a feling. So we are prosecuting them cases a record number. Thirteen twenty five thirteen twenty six prosecutions are amazing. So that's actually showing the consequence is actually also a part of why the borders so secure. So I want to be clear. I know there's politicians out there saying that the country legally is not a crime. 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All right, we'll get them up. Next question. 00:27:53 Speaker 4: Yeah, alright here, good buddy, who yep. 00:28:00 Speaker 9: O this it's a good picture. 00:28:03 Speaker 10: Yeah, let's go. 00:28:05 Speaker 11: It's great. 00:28:14 Speaker 4: Because you're so brave. Here's one of my coins. 00:28:24 Speaker 3: Thank you very much. 00:28:29 Speaker 4: Shoot yours? You want to be a border to Lasian? 00:28:33 Speaker 7: Sure? 00:28:35 Speaker 3: No, let's go. Well, hopefully by the time he's old enough, we won't even need them. 00:28:40 Speaker 9: But so, Tom, I don't know if you remember me from last year, I says, I don't remember which one it was, but I did get to ask you a question about if you're going to war with the cartels, and I was right. I'm very pleased tonounce that we are going to war with cartels. It's very dangerous, it's very evil, plants and all. It's a super amazingly powerful weapon. It should be classified as a weapon and people should think about it that way. My question to you, kind of related is when you're in front of the MSM, what you should ask them is, how is it that it's not racist to not deport people who are stealing jobs for minorities. They call you racist all the time. They're the ones who are racist. You need to ask them that question and say you're the ones. You're the media, you're the ones who say you're depending you know, the people's interests. Tell me how it's not racist to not deport the people who are stealing jobs minorities. That's why I think you should ask them. 00:29:28 Speaker 4: Well, look, that's a great point, and I'll tell you something. I tell people that we don't talk about much at all. They say that, look, you know, have a heart. I mean, you're racist. Why are you deporting people? They're just simply coming in for a better life. I get that. But what's happened under Biden administration. Millions of people came to the border and claim asylum, which they weren't qualified to claim. That's why, based on immigration Immigration Court data, nearly nine out of ten people who claim asylum at the border end up with a order removal. They get order deport Why because they don't qualify for asylum. They're not escaping fear and persecution from their home government because of race, religion, and political affiliation. They're coming for a better life. Get that, But that's not asylum. So while they're making these frausent assignment claims are clogging up the course back to seven years. There are actually thousands of people in the world that really are escaping fear in persecution that needs our help, and they're sitting in the back seat. And I'll say another thing about illegal immigration. Every illegal immigrant across the boarder I legally is a cheater because there are millions of people standing in line taking their tests, paying their fees, getting betted during the background investigation to be part of the greatest nation on Earth, and now they're backing the bus. So do I apologize enforcing immigration law. I absolutely do not. We're going to enforce it, and again we always prioritize, you know, the most dangerous in the community. But if you're in the country legally, we're looking for you, and when we find you, we're going to port you. 00:30:57 Speaker 2: Simple as that. Amen. 00:31:04 Speaker 5: Hi, mister Homan, I'm from Boston and I had a question. I'm sorry. So our state, between the state and city government, is very left planning sanctuary city and they give drivers licenses regardless of immigration status. I'm curious what you're doing to help make sure people those people don't get on the voter Rolls's that's an issue dealing with right now. 00:31:35 Speaker 4: We're prioritizing that across the country. I'm sorry you're stuck there. I mean it's it's like it's a great city. But your governor, mayor, i mean, your your mayor's dude, it's testified from the Congress under oath that I was lying about the criminal threat of illigal aliens in Boston. Look at the numbers of the criminals. We took off the street of Boston. You're welcome, City of Boston. You're welcome to the state of Massachusetts. But voter rules and you look voting all over it. You want to see a big difference coming. 00:32:08 Speaker 6: Not me. 00:32:08 Speaker 4: I'm not on if I can tell you people on, I'm I'm a little busy. But uh, that's being looked at by other branches. But we've got the greatest president history has that concern too, and we're looking at it. 00:32:24 Speaker 3: I love you, You're the only one having everyone just yell that they love you from the audience. And I'm gonna say that. 00:32:30 Speaker 4: Well, you know, I'm married, but I don't know if I want unretarded and I might not be. Look I got like and I want to say something. You know, I took a hell of a pay cut to come back. You know, the death threats against me and my family apart from my wife for a long time. Amazing. When I got the call, all kidding aside, she told me you need to do it because she saw the last four years. She got angry too. I think if you all got angry last four years. So even though she knew, okay, here comes to protests at the house together and a thousand people protests at one of home, at my vacation home where my wife was. But she's putting up with it because he understands what we're doing right now is saving the lives every you know, by having illuminigration down ninety four percent. Think about this. There's been studies done that thirty one percent of women that make that journey through the cartels get sexually assaulted. They get raped. Under Joe Byen, Over four thousand amilies died making that journey in historic record. Quarter Maine Americans died from Fatanah, historic record. They say his policies were humane. No, they were killing Americans of record numbers, killing aliens of record numbers. No humanity there. President Trump has illumin graced on ninety four percent right now, when ninety four percent less people are coming. How many people are being raped? How many children are dying making that journey? How many women and children aren't being sex traffick? How many pounds of fatanol isn't it coming across the country across the border kill Americans? How many nor respectaterers are coming? President Trump saving thousands of lives every month, And we're what we're doing right now is just I'm excited every day. Look, I get tired every time we read a hit piece time they get all fired up again. So keep writing them because I'm not going anywhere, folks, I'm not going anywhere. Ye both said. 00:34:29 Speaker 2: You know how many angel Moms are being prevented as well? You know we have a few at this event, and every time you see them, it's takes your breath away. We have another question over here. 00:34:41 Speaker 11: Yeah, it's mister Holman. I'm eighteen years law enforcement and just outside of Chicago. This is something that gets to everybody I work with. When you guys had your operations in Chicago, I had two people I ran through in see I see automatically up trend Agua, and I notified my command and they said, just print it out, We'll put it in our folder. I can't. I cannot tell you how infuriating it is for us on the streets, knowing that I got a guy sitting and sit in front of me trend agua. He knows what after I run him and then sits there and laughs at me. Had to had to just process him, and because of the state laws in Illinois, he got to walk back out on the streets. I never saw him again because we have catch and release for crimes now in Illinois. What what advice can one can you give us to the boots on the ground who want to put take these guys and do something with them, knowing that they're trend Agua for example. And two, is there a way that ICE can actually come up with an anonymous tip line so we can actually call you guys to say, Hey, my state won't let me arrest this guy, but I got a trend to Agua guy sitting in my car right now and my boss wants me to walk him out the door. 00:36:12 Speaker 4: Well, there is a new tip line. I forgot what it was. Where's my chief of staff doing now? Anyways, there is a tip line. I'll have you. I'll get that tip line, DHS something. Anyways, there is a tip line you can call. Make a phone call, make a make creative liaison with ICE there in Chicago, make a phone call, help us out. Look. I said this before law enforcement across the country. The men and women on the front line, the men working on the streets, they said, four hundred percent, what we're doing, it's it's a it's administration. It's one who work for the mayor or the ones who are elected. Some sheriffs, right, they put politics head of public safety, and I just can't believe that that. You know, they took an oath to enforce the laws and protect their communities and they're not doing that. So call the tip line. 00:37:18 Speaker 3: Eighty six six DHS two ICE one. 00:37:22 Speaker 2: It is all right, eight six d hs the number two ICE, DHS eight sixty six dhs the number two ICE. 00:37:32 Speaker 4: And I'd give you my number. But I did that one time, and I regret that because I'm not kidding. I had to shut my phone down. But uh not even the protesters. 00:37:41 Speaker 3: They just call and they're like, is this Tom Homan? 00:37:44 Speaker 4: Cool? We'll give us a call, and if you get in trouble, let me know. We'll give you a job. Actually, you know Rochester p D up my home statey in New York. You know some of those officers got in trouble for responding to assistance from ICE, and I actually flew up there all for him a job. I say, if you want, if you want to be a speculation, let me know. So we're hiring a lot of cop We're a lot of people right now, so well prior law enforcement experience is a priority. 00:38:20 Speaker 2: So we love and NYPD is about to have a mass exitus out of that PD. 00:38:24 Speaker 10: So Hi, mister Holman, thank you for all you do. I'm from Minnesota. So what is the status on the Somali deportations in Minneapolis? And realistically how many can we you know, get rid of because it's god been taken over. 00:38:37 Speaker 3: And is there one specific one too? 00:38:40 Speaker 2: Yeah, and let's talk about denaturalization while we're talking about it. 00:38:45 Speaker 4: Look, all that's happening. We're looking for criminals, samologies. We're looking with Somalian that weren't vetted properly. We're going to be revetted. If we don't not satisfy with the vetting process and we think there's an issue with either public states in national security will be they'll be set up for deportation. Uh, there is talk of the NATS. Look, we're gonna follow the law. The last administration just ignored the law. Vetting was poor. I can't tell you how many borbiteation and called me last four years saying they had to release somebody before betting came back. And when betting came back, when the when that illegal Alan was already released, they came back hot from the bureau. So, uh, President Trump is going to fix all the terrible things that Biden administration created. And it's a lot of work, but we're gonna get it done. So some uh the Twin cities all over it. A lot more agents are on the way there, so you're gonna see, you're gonna see a lot of action up there. We do one more, one more. 00:39:44 Speaker 3: If it's still money, we want to be done it too. 00:39:47 Speaker 2: So yeah, one more here. 00:39:51 Speaker 7: Mister Homan, thank you for all your help in making America great again. I'm from Austin, Texas aka Western California. What steps can we take or can be taken to help prevent the violence against and the blocking of the duties. 00:40:10 Speaker 3: Of isations and they're they're telling us we have to wrap so make it a quick answer. Unfortunately. 00:40:16 Speaker 4: Vote vote for your city council, vote for your mayor vote for the school board. All starts from the ground up. Vote put the right people in the offices whe are telling law enforcement, who are spreading lies about the ice and borbital vote. We need to vote from the ground up and take back this country and and support law enforcement. We're living in a world right now where law enforcement all of a sudden, they're the bad guys and the ones that broke the law are the victims. President Trump's gonna turn that around. He was gonna make when he says he's gonna make America great again, he's gonna make America safe again. He's gonna make America health again. Thank god, President Trump. 00:41:00 Speaker 2: Tom, I'd be remiss if I didn't give you a chance. This is our first Amfest without Charlie. He loved you, you loved him. I just wanted to give you a chance to say whatever, and we can wrap it up there. 00:41:21 Speaker 4: Charlie is my friend. I love them and I missed him every day. 00:41:32 Speaker 2: Ladies and gentlemen, Tom Homan. 00:41:42 Speaker 8: For more on many of these stories and news you can trust, go to Charliekirk dot com