President-elect Donald Trump’s incoming border czar has a message for any individual or jurisdiction that directly impedes the work of an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent: prepare to face the consequences.
Since Trump’s election victory in November, an increasing number of Democrat-led cities and municipalities across the country have either ushered in new sanctuary laws or doubled down on policies already on their books. Tom Homan — the former acting director of ICE who has been tapped by the president-elect to lead nationwide deportation efforts — says that these jurisdictions have a right to stand aside and not help deportation officers, but if they obstruct justice and blatantly block the agency from its mission, the possibility of charges are on the table. (RELATED: ‘Depraved’: Man Accused Of Burning Woman Alive On Subway Is Previously Deported…
