Former Immigrations and Customs Enforcement acting director Tom Homan spoke out against Biden-era immigration policies on FNC’s “The Ingraham Angle” Thursday, also criticizing Republican lawmakers who opposed impeaching Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. Homan strongly worded his criticism, stating that those Republicans could “go to hell.”
Homan highlighted the threat he believes is being concealed by sanctuary cities and other governments that fail to provide specific data on violent crimes. He noted that the Trump administration had taken action against sanctuary cities, but the Biden administration ended those lawsuits shortly after taking office.
Homan emphasized the significance of this issue, stating that major cities such as Houston, New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles are sanctuary cities. He claimed that these cities do not release information on the nationalities of their criminal suspects, making it difficult to determine the scope of violent crimes, including rape, domestic violence, robbery, and burglary.
