Homan says 'mistakes were made' in Minnesota, says no plan for ICE overseeing polls
White House border czar Tom Homan acknowledged "mistakes" during the immigration enforcement surge in Minnesota this year, but said the justice system is working to hold federal agents accountable.
Tom Homan, the White House border czar, admitted that mistakes occurred during a recent immigration enforcement surge in Minnesota. He stated that the justice system is actively working to ensure federal agents involved are held accountable for their actions. This acknowledgment comes amidst scrutiny of the enforcement operations.
- White House border czar Tom Homan acknowledged mistakes during an immigration enforcement surge in Minnesota.
- Homan stated that the justice system is working to hold federal agents accountable.
- No specific plan was mentioned regarding ICE overseeing polls.
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