Former Acting ICE Director Tom Homan: “I’ve worked with six presidents. I’ve seen policies come and go. I know what policies work. I know what policies don’t. President Trump was a game-changer, and we saved thousands of lives by securing that southern border.”
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But people need to understand, President Trump had illegal immigration down 83 to 90 percent. So when 83 to 90 percent, less people were coming across the border, how many women didn't get sexually assaulted by the cartels? How many aliens didn't drown in the river or die in the desert? How many Americans didn't die from fentanyl overdoses because the border was secure, less fentanyl was coming across? How many known suspected terrorists didn't get into the country? Under President Biden, we have over 1,700 migrants that died in U.S. soil. Our historic record, over 100,000 Americans dead from fentanyl overdoses, an historic record. Over 300 people on the terrorist watch has arrested, since he's been in office, just on the southwest border, twice as many on the northern border that we'd only talk about, historic record. So President Trump's policies save lives. A secure border saves lives. Border barrier saves lives. I've worked with six presidents, I've seen policies come and go. I know what policies work, I know what policies don't. Trump was a game changer, and we saved thousands of lives by securing that southern border.
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Legal Wound, Border Rally: Trump Pivots From Fraud Judgment to Eagle Pass Show of Strength
Trump spent the day processing Judge Engoron's massive civil fraud judgment while pivoting hard to immigration messaging, culminating in a trip to Eagle Pass, Texas. The morning began with a defensive late-night rant about the fraud ruling and a pointed demand that Biden take a cognitive test, then gave way to a heavily staff-managed afternoon of congressional endorsements and shared articles. The most striking post was a brief all-caps declaration that "migrant crime is taking over America," which stood out for its intensity against an otherwise operationally calm day. By evening, the border visit and surrogate testimonials had largely overwritten the legal distress — a classic pattern of using physical spectacle to restore confidence after a courtroom blow.