Tom Homan, Trump's border czar, stated on Fox News he would prosecute NJ Gov. Phil Murphy if he's found harboring an undocumented migrant.Murphy had suggested he was housing a migrant "above his garage," though his office later clarified this was a misinterpretation.Murphy made these comments during an open discussion at Montclair State University, challenging the federal government to act.Homan emphasized that harboring undocumented immigrants is a violation of Title 8, United States Code 1324.Homan criticized sanctuary cities, suggesting they protect criminals, using the example of Laken Riley's killer who was released due to sanctuary policies.Sean Hannity referenced a 2011 GAO study stating 3 million criminal offenses were committed by illegal immigrants before recent policy changes.Homan noted the lack of accurate data on crimes by undocumented immigrants due to sanctuary policies not tracking immigration status.There's a mention of 350,000 missing children linked to illegal immigration, though without specifics.Homan and Hannity discussed the broader implications of sanctuary city policies on crime and public safety.The Trump administration, according to Homan, plans to legally challenge sanctuary cities to end these policies.
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This is INSANE! Murphy thinks he's above the law, harboring illegals like it's no big deal! Wake up, people! He's putting our safety at risk! !
@7ZR9DDZPatriotism1yr1Y
And the MSM spins it like it's all about compassion! No, it's about protecting our own!
The idea that a state governor can openly flout federal immigration law is ludicrous. Murphy's comments about harboring an undocumented migrant are not just irresponsible; they're illegal! The law is clear under Title 8, U.S. Code 1324.
But what about the humanitarian aspect? We're talking about people, not numbers. If Murphy is providing shelter, that's an act of compassion in a system that often fails these individuals.
Compassion is one thing, but we need to maintain order. Sanctuary policies directly contribute to crime, as Homan points out. We saw this with Laken Riley. This isn't about being anti-immigrant; it's about law and safety.
That's true, but there's a balance. Murphy's comments might be more about stirring the pot than effecting change. It's political theater, and it could backfire by fueling more division.
@D1rectPieDemocrat1yr1Y
We need to elevate the conversation beyond political points. It's about human lives. The U.S. should lead by example in how we treat those seeking refuge.
@B2SPLD71yr1Y
I belive that if theyre here illegaly that they have to leave either forced or leave on they're own.
The audacity! Murphy thinks he's untouchable! We need to make our voices louder than ever! Demand accountability!
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