‘It’s Disgusting She Even Said That’: Tom Homan Blasts ‘Activist Judge’ For Nazi Comparisons

Border czar Tom Homan appeared on Fox News Monday and criticized a federal judge’s remarks made in the D.C. Court of Appeals.

During a Monday court session, Circuit Judge Patricia Millett, appointed by President Barack Obama, claimed in the D.C. Court of Appeals that Nazis received more favorable treatment during World War II than members of Tren de Aragua (TdA) under the Trump administration, suggesting that Nazis had better chances to contest their removal compared to the alleged gang members. During an appearance on “The Ingraham Angle,” Homan fired back at the judge and said that Millett’s remarks are not only inappropriate but inflammatory.

“Just an example of an activist judge making a comparison. Are you kidding me? It’s a holocaust of Nazis? First of all, what the hell has that got to do with anything? We’re talking about the Alien and Enemies Act. We’re talking about terrorists being deported from the United States,” Homan said.

Homan said that the judge’s comments stirred unnecessary controversy, driven by certain media agendas.

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“It’s disgusting she even said that, just try to evoke more, you know, nonsense on the left media, whatever, but it’s a ridiculous statement to make, and, again, it’s another example of an activist judge who doesn’t understand, or probably understands, but wants to push back against the Trump administration who is given a mandate to arrest public safety threats and get them out of the country, especially terrorists,” Homan added.

Homan said he’s confident that the Department of Justice would prevail in defending the act’s application, emphasizing that it aligns with the current administration’s policy priorities.

“I think DOJ will win this case, and we’ll keep doing what we’re doing. You know, the president has made it clear. We’re going to arrest illegal aliens. We’re going to prioritize public safety threats and national security threats. We’re going to continue to do it. We’re going to do it without apologies, especially in sanctuary cities, who let these people hit the streets and create a public safety issue,” Homan said.