Homan Warns Hochul: Cooperate or Face Federal Agents
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**Showdown on Immigration: Tom Homan Issues Stark Warning to New York Governor**
In a striking call to action, Tom Homan, the nation's border czar, has sent a strong message to New York Governor Kathy Hochul: cooperate with federal immigration enforcement or face more agents in your state.
During a recent rally at the New York State Capitol, Homan, known for his no-nonsense approach, blasted Hochul and her administration for their sanctuary city policies that he argues jeopardize public safety.
"Sanctuary cities will get exactly what they don’t want: more agents in the community," Homan declared emphatically.
His comments come as Republicans in the New York State Legislature push to repeal the controversial Green Light Law, which allows undocumented immigrants to obtain driver’s licenses. Homan lauded New York City Mayor Eric Adams for his willingness to engage in discussions about immigration enforcement with the Trump administration.
"We’ll double the man-force if we have to," Homan warned, revealing the federal government's readiness to take action if the state does not change its stance on illegal immigration.
Homan's remarks highlighted the stark contrast between Adams' collaborative efforts and Hochul's refusal to work with federal authorities. While Homan commended Adams for his commitment to public safety, he criticized Hochul for attempting to undermine those efforts, stating, "She’s trying to fire him for enforcing immigration law."
Addressing a skeptical crowd, Homan underscored the importance of robust immigration control, stating that "For a mayor who wants to be a law and order mayor, I think it’s the right kind of mayor that New York City deserves and should have."
Democrats reacted defensively, with Hochul's spokesperson reiterating that the governor supports secure borders but refuses to assist in what they describe as the Trump administration's inhumane policies.
However, Homan's appearance has been celebrated among conservatives who view the situation as indicative of a larger struggle between federal authority and local policies that prioritize illegal immigration.
As discussions continue, it remains clear that local and federal dynamics surrounding immigration enforcement will only intensify, with Homan signaling that the Trump administration's commitment to tackling illegal immigration remains unwavering.
The outcome of this battle could set significant precedents for how states address undocumented immigration in the future.
Sources:
nypost.com
justice.gov
rumble.com
In a striking call to action, Tom Homan, the nation's border czar, has sent a strong message to New York Governor Kathy Hochul: cooperate with federal immigration enforcement or face more agents in your state.
During a recent rally at the New York State Capitol, Homan, known for his no-nonsense approach, blasted Hochul and her administration for their sanctuary city policies that he argues jeopardize public safety.
"Sanctuary cities will get exactly what they don’t want: more agents in the community," Homan declared emphatically.
His comments come as Republicans in the New York State Legislature push to repeal the controversial Green Light Law, which allows undocumented immigrants to obtain driver’s licenses. Homan lauded New York City Mayor Eric Adams for his willingness to engage in discussions about immigration enforcement with the Trump administration.
"We’ll double the man-force if we have to," Homan warned, revealing the federal government's readiness to take action if the state does not change its stance on illegal immigration.
Homan's remarks highlighted the stark contrast between Adams' collaborative efforts and Hochul's refusal to work with federal authorities. While Homan commended Adams for his commitment to public safety, he criticized Hochul for attempting to undermine those efforts, stating, "She’s trying to fire him for enforcing immigration law."
Addressing a skeptical crowd, Homan underscored the importance of robust immigration control, stating that "For a mayor who wants to be a law and order mayor, I think it’s the right kind of mayor that New York City deserves and should have."
Democrats reacted defensively, with Hochul's spokesperson reiterating that the governor supports secure borders but refuses to assist in what they describe as the Trump administration's inhumane policies.
However, Homan's appearance has been celebrated among conservatives who view the situation as indicative of a larger struggle between federal authority and local policies that prioritize illegal immigration.
As discussions continue, it remains clear that local and federal dynamics surrounding immigration enforcement will only intensify, with Homan signaling that the Trump administration's commitment to tackling illegal immigration remains unwavering.
The outcome of this battle could set significant precedents for how states address undocumented immigration in the future.
Sources:
nypost.com
justice.gov
rumble.com
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