Trump's Border Czar Warns Lawmakers on Deportation Operation Expectations
Trump's border czar Tom Homan has told Republican lawmakers to lower their expectations for the administration's initial deportation operation, citing limited resources. This private briefing suggests a more cautious approach than some lawmakers had anticipated.
In a private briefing, President-elect Donald Trump's border czar Tom Homan has informed Republican lawmakers that the administration's initial deportation operation will likely fall short of their expectations due to limited resources and logistical challenges. According to sources, Homan has been cautioning lawmakers about the scope and scale of the operations, suggesting that a more measured approach is necessary given the current infrastructure and personnel at the US-Mexico border. This comes as lawmakers had hoped for a more aggressive start to enforcement efforts, highlighting the complexities and constraints facing the new administration's immigration policies. Homan's comments signal a potential shift towards a more cautious and strategic approach to deportation operations.
