FMR Ice Director Tom Homan Goes Off on Biden's Disastrous Border Policy 'This should scare the hell out of every American,'


Former Acting ICE Director Tom Homan expressed fear that the Biden administration's border policies have left the United States vulnerable to terrorism after Hamas' deadly assault on Israel."I've never been more concerned about the safety and security of this nation than I am right now," Homan told said Thursday."I'm telling you, something's coming. I don't know how many terrorists have crossed the border, but someday we're going to find out and it's going to be a bad day for America."

Thousands of "special interest aliens" from numerous countries, including the Middle East, have been arrested by Border Patrol agents while attempting to cross the U.S. southern border illegally over the last two years, according to internal Customs and Border Protection (CBP) data leaked to FOX News."Special interest aliens" are people from countries identified by the U.S. government as having conditions that promote or protect terrorism or potentially pose some sort of national security threat to the U.S.That data, confirmed by multiple CBP sources and reflects apprehensions between ports of entry between October 2021 and October 2023, shows that agents encountered 6,386 nationals from Afghanistan in that period as well as 3,153 from Egypt, 659 from Iran and 538 from Syria."I said for two years, my biggest concern on our southern border is terrorism because the Border Patrol rescued people from 171 different countries," Homan said. "This is the biggest national security issue facing this country."The American people need to understand we can't really properly vet all these people because some of these countries they come from," Homan said. "There are no records. So unless they ran across them on a battlefield, unless there's some sort of technology in that country. A lot of these people from these countries that sponsor terror, we don't know who the hell they are."