Staff Reports
Tom Homan, the man tapped by President-elect Donald Trump to tackle the chaos at the southern border, made it crystal clear: the Trump administration is ready to seize the land Texas has graciously offered for what could be the largest deportation operation this country has ever seen. This isn’t just an idle promise from Homan but a bold commitment to enforce immigration laws that have been largely ignored for years.
Texas Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham provided a staggering 1,400 acres in Rio Grande Valley for a facility designed to process and detain the most dangerous criminals in the nation. This land offer speaks volumes about Texas’s commitment to maintaining order and safety in a rapidly deteriorating situation. Forget about sanctuary cities that provide a refuge for lawbreakers; Texas is stepping up to the plate and helping the federal government clear out the riffraff.
Homan explained that once individuals are apprehended in targeted operations, they’ll be detained for a brief period while obtaining proper travel documents from their home countries. It’s a straightforward plan that the left loves to complicate with their endless red tape and bureaucracy. Homan’s comments indicate that there’s no reason to coddle these intruders; the government has a plan to expedite the process of sending them back where they came from—if they even belong here in the first place.
Homan Says They'll 'Absolutely' Use Land Texas Offered for Deportation Operation
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In a bold move, Homan also addressed the issue of uncooperative states. For those states refusing to cooperate and harboring criminals, he made it abundantly clear: the law will prevail. If they won’t allow detention facilities, Homan is prepared to fly these violators out of state. It’s a harsh remedy, but one that will surely resonate with law-abiding citizens tired of seeing their communities overrun by those who don’t play by the rules. The message is loud and clear: sanctuary policies won’t save criminals from their fate.
This sweeping approach represents a stark contrast to the last administration’s leniency and refusal to address the pressing issue of illegal immigration. With Trump’s border czar at the helm, there’s a palpable sense of hope among conservatives that the law will be restored and chaos curtailed. As the nation awaits the official transition, it’s clear that under Trump, the era of enforcement is set to make a triumphant return.
