Mass Deportations Underway? Homan Says He’s “Happy with the Results, But Not Done Yet”

Former acting ICE Director Tom Homan made headlines again this week with his latest remarks on immigration enforcement under President Trump’s administration. In a recent interview, Homan praised the progress being made in securing the border and cracking down on illegal immigration but made it clear that his work is far from over.

“I’m happy with the results so far, I am NOT satisfied,” Homan stated emphatically. “I will not be satisfied until every illegal alien gang member—every illegal alien national security threat—is eradicated from this country.”

Since taking his new role with the Trump administration, Homan has been instrumental in executing a tough-on-illegal-immigration agenda, focusing on deportations, border security, and eliminating loopholes in the system that allow criminals to stay in the U.S. His leadership has already yielded significant results:

• Record Deportations of Criminal Aliens: ICE has prioritized the removal of violent offenders, gang members, and those flagged as national security threats.
• Border Security Crackdown: The administration has reinstated policies that deter illegal crossings, including a return to strict asylum enforcement and expanded use of Title 42.
• State & Local Partnerships Revived: Trump’s administration has reinvigorated cooperation between federal immigration agencies and local law enforcement, rolling back Biden-era sanctuary city policies.

Homan’s statement reflects the administration’s broader stance: progress is good, but total victory is the only acceptable outcome. His commitment to eradicating illegal alien gang members and security threats aligns perfectly with Trump’s promise to restore law and order.