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Tom Homan, the White House border czar, responded to claims by Senator Chris Murphy about ICE arrests of parents at bus stops in Connecticut. Homan emphasized that there have been no recorded incidents of such arrests in the past two years.
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Tom Homan, the White House border czar, responded to claims by Senator Chris Murphy about ICE arrests of parents at bus stops in Connecticut. Homan emphasized that there have been no recorded incidents of such arrests in the past two years.
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Homan pushes back on alleged ICE arrests of parents at bus stops
Homan addresses claims of ICE arrests of parents at bus stops