Border Czar Homan Warns Newsom and Bass Could Face Federal Charges Over Riots
That day of reckoning might be starting in California. President Trump’s border czar, Tom Homan, recently dropped a bombshell. He said that California Governor Gavin Newsom and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass could face serious federal charges. Why? For how they handled the shocking riots that exploded after ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) did its job. Homan didn’t mince words about the danger.
Homan [told] NBC, “Someone is going to lose their life” during clashes between masked protesters and federal agents. He said he has not ruled out asking the Department of Justice (DOJ) to prosecute the officials, accusing them of “fomenting the anti‑ICE riots.”
These weren’t peaceful protests, let me be clear. Mobs in Los Angeles, Compton, and Paramount went wild. They burned cars, threw rocks and fireworks, and even scrawled “KILL ICE” on buildings. All this happened because ICE agents dared to arrest over 100 illegal immigrants. And these weren’t just ordinary people looking for a better life; some were known gang members and dangerous drug traffickers.
Instead of condemning the violence, what did Governor Newsom do? He practically dared Tom Homan to come after him! “Come after me. Arrest me. Let’s just get it over with, tough guy,” Newsom actually said. Can you believe the nerve? He even tried to paint a picture of ICE agents snatching “4-year-old girls” and “poor people… just trying to live their lives.”
But Tom Homan set the record straight. He explained that ICE agents “arrested a sexual predator, arrested gang members, arrested somebody that had an armed robbery conviction. So we made LA Safer.” It seems Newsom is more worried about protecting criminals than protecting his own citizens or respecting federal law. Homan said it clearly: if officials like Newsom and Bass cross the line and obstruct federal law enforcement, they could face felony charges.
Homan [told] NBC, “Someone is going to lose their life” during clashes between masked protesters and federal agents. He said he has not ruled out asking the Department of Justice (DOJ) to prosecute the officials, accusing them of “fomenting the anti‑ICE riots.”
These weren’t peaceful protests, let me be clear. Mobs in Los Angeles, Compton, and Paramount went wild. They burned cars, threw rocks and fireworks, and even scrawled “KILL ICE” on buildings. All this happened because ICE agents dared to arrest over 100 illegal immigrants. And these weren’t just ordinary people looking for a better life; some were known gang members and dangerous drug traffickers.
Instead of condemning the violence, what did Governor Newsom do? He practically dared Tom Homan to come after him! “Come after me. Arrest me. Let’s just get it over with, tough guy,” Newsom actually said. Can you believe the nerve? He even tried to paint a picture of ICE agents snatching “4-year-old girls” and “poor people… just trying to live their lives.”
But Tom Homan set the record straight. He explained that ICE agents “arrested a sexual predator, arrested gang members, arrested somebody that had an armed robbery conviction. So we made LA Safer.” It seems Newsom is more worried about protecting criminals than protecting his own citizens or respecting federal law. Homan said it clearly: if officials like Newsom and Bass cross the line and obstruct federal law enforcement, they could face felony charges.
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