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Tom Homan sounded a genuine alarm on Sunday Morning Futures, telling viewers he has “never seen anything like this” as the nation grapples with an immigration crisis that demands urgent, unapologetic action. Americans watching the interview heard a career lawman who knows the system warn that rhetoric and tolerance from the left have produced chaos at our doorstep.
Homan backed President Trump’s declaration that this administration has engineered the “most secure border ever,” saying the swift restoration of enforcement proved the skeptics wrong and that decisive leadership works. He made clear that giving Border Patrol and ICE the authority to do their jobs — and insisting those policies are enforced — changed the game almost immediately.
The numbers Homan cited are striking: Border Patrol encounters dropped to a historic low of just 95 in a 24‑hour period, a reality that obliterates the open‑borders narrative the left peddled for years. Those statistics aren’t political spin; they reflect what happens when policy matches the security needs of the nation.
Homan also warned there will be zero tolerance for attacks on immigration officers or violent protests that impede enforcement, and he said U.S. attorneys have been ordered to prosecute where necessary. That stands in stark contrast to the permissive atmosphere under previous leaderships, and it should reassure every American who expects law and order.
He sent a blunt message to sanctuary cities and weak‑kneed local officials: cooperate with federal authorities or watch public safety suffer while your citizens pay the price. Homan’s posture is common‑sense conservatism — prioritize citizens, uphold the law, and stop letting ideology dictate who walks freely into our communities.
Make no mistake: this is about national sovereignty and the safety of hardworking Americans who pay the taxes and expect their government to protect them. The media’s reflexive defense of open borders and get‑out‑of‑jail free policies for criminal migrants is a betrayal of every parent, small‑business owner, and veteran who wants streets and neighborhoods that are safe.
If Washington has any hope of restoring trust, it must heed voices like Tom Homan’s — experienced, unvarnished, and focused on enforcement. Patriots should rally behind real solutions: fund the boots on the ground, back judges and prosecutors who will do their job, and elect leaders who put American lives and American borders first.
