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Homan after Milo Yiannopoulos deportation: ‘Get them out quick’

Homan said ICE sped up Yiannopoulos’ removal after a judge ordered deportation and denied allegations that agents detained parents at Danbury school bus stops.

  • On Sunday, White House Border Czar Tom Homan defended the administration's expanded immigration enforcement, addressing recent deportations and allegations of agent misconduct during his appearance on "State of the Union."
  • Homan addressed the arrest and swift deportation of right-wing activist Milo Yiannopoulos, stating he had overstayed a visitor visa and failed to appear in court. Yiannopoulos was sent to the United Kingdom on Friday.
  • Addressing a New York Times report, Homan denied that ICE agents targeted parents at school bus stops in Danbury, Connecticut. He also rejected reports that officers abused 10 deportees, calling the accusation political rhetoric.
  • Defending deportations to Haiti, Homan said, "Temporary Protected Status is supposed to be temporary," noting that agents do not conduct operations inside "Sensitive locations." He maintained that this includes hospitals, churches, or schools.
  • Field officers continue training, though Homan could not confirm whether cameras are 100% deployed across the agency. He attributed previous equipment purchase delays to a government shutdown, which hindered the rollout of the program.
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