Tom Homan Says Illegal Migrant Who Said He Wasn’t Going Back To Haiti, Is, In Fact, Returning There

Border czar Tom Homan said Thursday on Fox News that an illegal migrant who was recorded shouting that he would not be sent back to Haiti will, in fact, return to his home country.

Video footage aired on Fox News showed the Haitian migrant praising former Presidents Joe Biden and Barack Obama while being arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in Boston, Mass. On “The Will Cain Show,” Cain played the clip for Homan, asking for his thoughts as the migrant was heard shouting, “I’m not going back to Haiti!”

Homan said the migrant was wrong.

“He’s going back to Haiti. I can tell him that,” Homan said.

“Look, I’ve said it on this network for four years. Joe Biden opened these borders on purpose. It wasn’t a mismanagement. It wasn’t encompassing. He knew exactly what he was doing. He played the promises while he’s running for president. He kept those promises. At least you got to give him credit for that. They’ve opened this border up.”

President Trump, Homan said, is “going to secure the border the highest level ever.”

“You thought we had a secure border before? Watch what happens now. It’ll be the tightest border in the history of this nation,” Homan said.

“ICE officers are finally getting handcuffs taken off them, and they’re going to put them on the bad guys throughout the country.”

Illegal migrant encounters reached record highs under the Biden-Harris administration. President Donald Trump, during the 2024 presidential campaign, said he would shut down the U.S. southern border and carry out mass deportations. Following Trump’s inauguration and immediate