Tom Homan Admits Deportations Are ‘Slightly Down’
Homan said 641,000 immigrants were arrested in 16 months as the administration faces court blocks, sanctuary-city resistance and detention limits.
- Tom Homan, White House border czar, admitted that deportations of illegal immigrants are slightly down despite 800,000 having been removed, 60% of whom are labeled criminals and public safety threats.
- The deportation slowdown is linked to court battles, sanctuary city resistance, political fallout from Minneapolis ICE operations, and DHS leadership changes from Kristi Noem to Markwayne Mullin.
- The Department of Homeland Security claimed the second Trump administration has removed over three million illegal immigrants despite court and political challenges slowing enforcement efforts.
- Public support for the administration's immigration policies declined, with Trump's immigration approval dropping from 50% in February 2025 to 39% in January 2026, according to Reuters.
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Tom Homan Admits Deportations Are ‘Slightly Down’
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White House-designated border czar Tom Homan said in an interview published on May 20 that the administration is working to increase the number of deportations amid a slowdown following a leadership shakeup. “We are after everyone, but again, you’ve got to prioritize those who are the biggest threats to our national security, public safety,” Homan told the Washington Examiner, referring to illegal immigrants who are being targeted for deportatio…
Tom Homan touts record 800,000 deportations
EXCLUSIVE — Arrests and deportations of illegal immigrants have soared to all-time highs in President Donald Trump’s second term, but the administration has faced significant hurdles maintaining its momentum in recent months, according to White House border czar Tom Homan, prompting some concerns from Trump’s base that his administration is abandoning promised mass deportations. Approximately 641,000 immigrants lacking permanent legal status hav…
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Tom Homan said the Trump administration remains fully committed to carrying out President Trump’s large-scale deportation agenda, even as critics from both parties — and some Trump supporters — question whether immigration arrests are moving quickly enough. Speaking in an interview with the Washington Examiner published Wednesday, Homan insisted federal immigration authorities are continuing broad enforcement operations while prioritizing individ
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