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Bryan W Cross retweeted
Tom Homan sounds frustrated, and he directs his frustration at the governor and the mayor, but he really should be looking in the mirror. He’s only deploying ICE to targeted individuals when the problem is well beyond that scope. The voters didn’t ask for custody transfers. They asked for mass deportations, and the numbers aren’t there. One removal per operation, a hundred agents for a single person, and the gap between the promise and the delivery keeps growing. That’s the real story. Not the protests, not the optics. The math. @RealTomHoman
🚨 NOW: Tom Homan OBLITERATES Mayor Mamdani and Kathy Hochul for demanding an ICE pullout and release of criminal aliens "Mamdani's LOCKED US OUT of RIKERS ISLAND!" "Hochul ENDED the 287g agreements with sheriffs!" "They want to IGNORE the fact this man is a public safety threat. ICE TOOK HIM OFF THE STREET...YOU'RE WELCOME!" 🔥 ICE is not leaving NYC. If anything, ICE totals should SURGE in sanctuary cities. ICE has to go find them on the street. That's MORE dangerous for everyone, including the agents. Pray for them 🙏🏻 Mamdani and Hochul make the problem worse. THAT'S ON THEM. Keep mass deporting REGARDLESS of Mamdani's demands. He has no authority over ICE!
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Bryan W Cross retweeted
Off Leash update 9 October 2026 UK •Two Latvian men were arrested on national security charges early this morning after breaching the perimeter of another UK airbase used by U.S. bombers, RAF Molesworth. •Counterterrorism police don’t think the incident was related to last week’s arrests near RAF Fairford, though it may have been inspired by the Fairford episode. •There’s speculation that Russian intelligence saw the Fairford spectacle unfold and spied an opportunity to stoke deeper uncertainty with its own “grey zone” provocation at a different airbase. •That seems plausible but unprovable – which is precisely the point of hybrid warfare. ETHIOPIA •Eritrean troops crossed the combustible border into Ethiopia’s Tigray region on Wednesday, drawing a government drone attack that seemingly failed to push them back to Eritrea. •Ethiopia’s Prime Minister, Abiy Ahmed, accuses Eritrea of backing the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) and its alliance of armed groups that declared war on Abiy and are seeking to oust him. •Abiy may be right. Eritrea and the TPLF have a mutual enmity with him, and Eritrea – which fears that Abiy is planning to invade to capture the Red Sea port of Assab – would naturally want to empower the TPLF to fight Ethiopian government forces back before they cross the border. •Analysts worry that Abiy is indeed gunning for a fight with both the TPLF and Eritrea. Magnus Taylor of the International Crisis Group said: “The big worry is that [Abiy] might try to solve all his problems at the same time, by invading Eritrea, possibly a regime change move and also a land grab for the Red Sea port, and also solving his problem with Tigray at the same time. It’s a very ambitious military agenda, though.” IRAN •In a Truth Social post, Pres. Trump ruled out a fresh assault on Iran between now and U.S. midterm elections, citing ongoing “productive discussions” between the U.S. and Iran. The fact that the war with Iran is unpopular among voters must have been an uncited factor, too. •While Trump holds off, Iran has struck 12 vessels in the Strait of Hormuz over the past week – more than at any point in the war. •On Wednesday, Tehran declared the Strait of Hormuz and warned of more attacks to come on tankers that continue to defy its blockade via the southern Omani route. YEMEN •Yemen’s Houthi rebels launched at least four more ballistic missiles at King Khalid International Airport in the Saudi capital of Riyadh, and – worryingly – Saudi air defenses failed to stop two of them. Three Saudi nationals were killed in the resulting strikes, including a pilot for Saudia Airlines. SUDAN •The UN Security Council extended the arms embargo for Sudan’s Darfur region by two months, but China and Russia blocked a U.S. proposal to extend the ban to the entire country, which is embroiled in a grinding civil war in which both sides are armed by foreign backers. •The Darfur sanctions have been in place since 2005 and have failed to prevent some of the war’s fiercest fighting in the province. Extending the embargo for two months won’t make a difference in its efficacy, but it might buy time for the U.S. to lobby for a wider and more effective ban.
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Bryan W Cross retweeted
When I was a kid I did carpentry, diesel work, roofing, plumbing. No skills. Just showed up. That’s how you get confidence. Competence. A skill stack. Character. Those jobs for American boys are gone. Third-world labor took the summer work.
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Bryan W Cross retweeted
Republicans in red states who refused to confront Islamic networks inside their borders are going to regret it. Taking their money, chasing their vote, and treating them like just another constituency was a sellout and a fatal mistake for our nation. America does not want to become an Islamic state, and Europe already showed what happens when politicians ignore that. Those campaigns misjudged the country, and voters will make them pay.
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Bryan W Cross retweeted
ICE prevents officers from pursuing vehicles. Looks like pundits are right @priscialva . Look on page 3 where it states ICE officers are NOT, under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, allowed to pursue a vehicle that fails to stop. Who would stop then? Same policy as it was under Biden!!! Amateur hour again, Homan and Mullin. Does not matter if this is new or old guidance - neither is acceptable. @Highway_30 @LarsLarsonShow @LauraLoomer @TuckerCarlson @BillMelugin_
NEW: Leaked memo obtained by Washington Examiner reveals ICE has — again — changed its vehicle pursuit and traffic stop policies
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Bryan W Cross retweeted
Imagine sitting through another election cycle watching the same Republican establishment that spent years calling you names and treating MAGA like a bad smell… and realizing Lara Logan is right. They are not doing much to win these midterms because a loss lets them blame Trump and kill the movement after the election. They really think they can take control back from the people. They are so small. Here is the reality. The uniparty never wanted you in the room. They wanted your vote when it was convenient and your silence when it was not, and now that you forced the country to look at borders and wars and a rotted system that hates generational Americans, the cool kids club is waiting for the midterms to go sideways so they can say see, MAGA was the problem all along. Make no mistake, that is not strategy for America, that is strategy for their club and their donors and their little careers. How do you not see the pattern? They fundraise off your fear, they talk tough on camera, and then they sit on their hands when it is time to actually work the problem. Lara called them small and she is not wrong… small people with big titles who would rather lose seats than let the people keep the wheel. I am angry watching this kabuki theater while they act like the adults in the room and lecture you about tone. But hey… keep pretending this is just another Dem versus Republican season while the same crew that hated Trump for a decade suddenly rediscovers "norms" the second your side starts winning. You already know what comes next if they get their blue wave and their narrative. They reclaim the brand, they bury the uprising, and they tell you to go back to sleep like none of this ever happened. Think I am reading this wrong? Show me the establishment fighting like their lives depend on it. Show me the urgency. Until then Lara has them dead to rights. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
It appears to me the Republican establishment is not doing much to win the midterms so they can blame the loss on Trump & kill MAGA after this election. They really think they can take back control from the people. They are so small.
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Folks, this migrant caravan knows that once, if any of them can get past the Border Patrol, they’ll be home free. @RealTomHoman, @SecMullinDHS, and @CBPCommissioner have no real plan for interior enforcement because they only believe in targeted enforcement. People in the caravan do not view themselves as the worst of the worst, so why wouldn’t they come north?
NEW: DHS confirms to @FoxNews that Border Patrol is actively tracking a migrant caravan that originated in Honduras and is now moving through southern Mexico with hopes of reaching the US/Mexico border. DHS is warning the migrants that catch and release is over, and anyone caught crossing the border illegally will be arrested and deported. The caravan reportedly left the southern Mexican city of Tapachula, MX yesterday as it moves north, and is predominantly made up of Hondurans, Guatemalans, Salvadorans, Ecuadoreans, and Haitians. DHS statement to FOX: "The United States Border Patrol is actively tracking a migrant caravan which departed San Pedro Sula, Honduras on September 20, 2026. USBP is closely engaged with its international partners to monitor their movement and any additional developments. USBP reminds migrants that under the leadership of President Trump and Homeland Secretary Mullin, the border has remained closed and secured for the last 16 months. Migrants considering making the dangerous journey to our country should also be aware that the days of “catch and release” are over, and Biden’s disastrous open border policy has been SEALED SHUT. Anyone attempting to illegally enter the United States will be apprehended, prosecuted, and removed from the country."
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Bryan W Cross retweeted
Both hen houses are full to the brim with foxes. Inaction can be just as devastating as a full on assault. The enemy is not only within the wire, but has taken over command. Republicans, Democrats, are just two different wings of the same rotting, rancid bird. It isn’t really Republicans versus Democrats, it’s our elected representatives and the government they serve against all of us. That’s right, they do not serve the people, they serve themselves and the government who empowers them, i.e., the shadow government and deep state*. We must completely dismantle and then salt the earth where they once stood. *The Shadow Government (The Unconstitutional Power of Government Secrecy) i.e., CIA, CFR, MSM, FISA, NSA, Silicon Valley, JSOC, DNI (17 Agencies), 5 Eyes, GCHQ MI6, DHS, DOS, NRO, NCTC, NGA, DOD, FBI and the Deep State (The System Behind the Government, unelected bureaucrats with zero accountability) i.e., the Federal Reserve (a private company NOT the government!), the Treasury, Wall Street, Foreign Lobbyists, Military-Industrial Complex (MIC) Lobbyists, the actual Military-Industrial Complex (MIC)/Military-Industrial-Congressional Complex (MICC) itself, Defense Contractors, Intelligence Contractors, World Bank, IMF.
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Bryan W Cross retweeted
Make no mistake; The policy is real and being applied across the country as we speak The fact that they didn’t expect it to be exposed and are now back peddling to try to make us believe this was just one big misunderstanding just shows you how convoluted and mixed up the messaging from the administration is on mass deportation and immigration enforcement as a whole. But this is the standing policy you could be sure.
Yes an order did go out verbally. Bill Melugin spoke to the President about it. Here is a quote from bill: Yes, this verbal guidance did go out to ICE offices across the country last night. I’ve spoken with ICE agents who received it & were shocked & frustrated by it. It’s unclear who it started with. The initial reporting was correct. Who gave the order? Did we catch a new policy and crush it?
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Bryan W Cross retweeted
They floated the soft landing overnight. ICE is supposedly done with the non criminals. Just the worst ones. Just the easy headlines. Then Trump and DHS came back and said that story is false. Another guidance went out. Non criminals. Collateral arrests. Still on. Bill Melugin had the reporting. DHS did not hedge. No one is off the table. We will continue to arrest any and all illegal aliens that come into our path. That is not a vibe. That is an order. Watch how fast the press tried to rewrite the promise. Mass deportations were never a museum exhibit. They were never a cable segment where you pick one tattooed cartel courier and call it enforcement. They were a promise to the country that entered illegally does not get a category upgrade because somebody in a newsroom decided non criminal sounds gentler. Non criminal is not a green card. Non criminal is not amnesty with better lighting. If you are here illegally you are on the table. Full stop. Markwayne Mullin said the quiet operational truth out loud. When they find a criminal alien, on average multiple other illegals live with them, including people the media wants to call non criminals. So the raid hits the house and suddenly the soft landing crowd screams overreach. No. That is how networks of illegal presence actually work. The criminal is the entry point. The rest were never invisible. They were just protected by a vocabulary trick. Trump already said it without the polish. They came from Africa, from the Middle East, from South America, all over. We got them the hell out. Then he looked at Europe and told the truth Europe refuses to say. What you are doing on immigration, you are just killing yourselves. That is not cruelty. That is pattern recognition from a man who watched cities get hollowed out while officials called it compassion. This overnight lie was a test. See if America would accept a smaller promise. See if the base would clap for half measures dressed up as strategy. See if DHS would let a rumor do the work of a surrender. They failed that test. Good. Because the people who voted for this did not vote for a press release that carves out the comfortable cases. They voted for the border to mean something again. They voted for arrests that do not stop at the camera friendly villains. They voted for a government that stops apologizing for enforcing the law. Institutional rot always starts with the carve out. Just the criminals. Just the new arrivals. Just the ones without kids. Just until after the midterms. Every carve out is a permission structure for the next wave. Every soft headline is a gift to the NGOs and the judges and the mayors who spent years turning illegal presence into a protected class. You do not beat that machine with vibes. You beat it with guidance that still says collateral arrests continue. You beat it when DHS refuses to let a false report become policy. Keep the raids. Keep the collateral arrests. Keep every illegal alien on the table. No off ramps written by cable producers. No overnight rewrite of the mandate. Mass deportations were the promise. Make them keep it in public, in writing, and in the field. @realDonaldTrump do not let them shrink this. No carve outs. No soft landings. Arrest them all and send them home. Pray. Stand. Speak. ACT. Love, What all of you good people are thinking
🚨 BREAKING OVERNIGHT: President Trump and DHS confirm reports that ICE is stopping arrests of "non-criminal" illegal aliens are FALSE There was ANOTHER guidance dispatched to ICE confirming that non-criminals and collateral arrests will continue, per @BillMelugin_ Good, mass deportations will and must CONTINUE 👏🏻 DHS: "No one is off the table. We will continue to arrest any and all illegal aliens that come into our path." Sec. Markwayne Mullin recently said that when they find a criminal alien, on average, MULTIPLE other illegals reside with them — including non-criminals. Sounds like those will CONTINUE to be swooped up in the raids Trump a few weeks ago: "They came from Africa, from the Middle East, from South America — all over...we got them them hell out...what [Europe] is doing on immigration, you're just k*lling yourselves!" 💯 MASS DEPORTATIONS ARE THE PROMISE! 🇺🇸
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Imagine being in high-stakes situations every single day for a year. It's crucial to understand the level of violence in our cities. The Border Patrol was putting a grip on this crime, but now that they've been pulled, no one is there to manage this.
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First it was “targeted enforcement.” That was de facto amnesty with better branding. Now it’s the lobbyist version. Industry complains, and suddenly ICE “isn’t doing worksite operations” in Kansas. Voters asked for enforcement. Mullin is serving the groups that need the labor pipeline intact. That is not what people voted for. He was never on that team. He is not MAGA.
ICE is not conducting worksite operations in Kansas. ICE law enforcement has conducted operations targeting heinous criminals including murderers, rapists, and drug traffickers and illegal aliens with final orders of removal.   Some of the worst arrested by ICE in Kansas include:
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When Border Patrol was allowed to work the interior, 60% of the people we stopped had criminal records. With this number, it makes no sense that Tom Homan only allows targeted enforcement. They are ignoring true data showing dangers to the public are roaming freely.
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No regrets, just facts. If I could do it over, I wish I had gone harder. Don't be mad at law enforcement, be mad at our rulers that invited an invasion. The compassion of this country will be used against us if we do not act now to remove them.
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Folks, I actually believe Tom Homan when he says his heart goes out to Angel moms. The problem is he cannot think past targeted enforcement, which help create Angel Moms in the first place. Listen to his words when he says 150,000 children were found through Homeland Security Investigations. Catch that? He never talks about the main tool in the toolbox - the United States Border Patrol. He does not believe Border Patrol should work the interior even though they are the most capable enforcement branch that Homeland Security has. That limited thinking is why the country never gets mass deportations and how American citizens die at the hands of illegal aliens.
NEW: @RealTomHoman says he came out of retirement twice because of the Angel mom and dads and, “because the last administration smuggled a half a million children into this country and we lost track of 300,000 of them…” Homan announced today that the administration has now located 157,000 unaccompanied minors who essentially went unaccounted for under the previous administration—The border czar pledged to find the remaining children.
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There’s a familiar saying, FOLLOW THE MONEY. If you follow where the money is NOT going in this article, you have proof that we have no mass deportations. This looks like waste until you see the context. Mass deportations are not happening right now, which means these facilities are excess capacity. They were bought under Secretary Noem for mass deportations. Secretary Mullin and Tom Homan have shifted to targeted enforcement, which needs far fewer beds. That’s why they are selling them off!!! The numbers don’t lie. The target was 70,000 beds, but they’re only using around 63,000. The deportations taking place are not the scale the American public voted for. Mass deportations work when you have the beds to hold people while you process them for removal. Without that capacity, enforcement stalls and the public sees it.
NEW: A government watchdog report says ICE spent more than $20M on costs it can’t recover after buying warehouses for detention space without the necessary analysis and planning. A new GAO report says ICE bought 11 warehouses for roughly $1.07 BILLION between January and April 2026 as it rapidly expanded detention capacity—but now intends to sell seven of them. Those seven warehouses cost roughly $707M to purchase. GAO says ICE also spent more than $20M on costs it can’t recover, including security and other expenses associated with the properties. And the warehouses are just one example highlighted by investigators. GAO says DOD spent $2.85M assembling 5,000 tent beds at Guantanamo Bay that were dismantled without ever housing detainees after DHS determined they didn’t meet detention standards. At Camp East Montana/Fort Bliss, ICE also paid about $7.1M for meals it didn’t need. The spending came amid a massive expansion of immigration detention: ICE’s detained population increased 71%—from 39,314 people on Jan. 20, 2025 to 67,180 on July 30, 2026. GAO says ICE pursued six detention-expansion initiatives without the necessary analysis and planning—and had already scaled back four of them by July. GAO says ICE needs to develop a comprehensive strategic plan for expanding detention capacity—including analyzing costs, needs and alternatives before committing taxpayer dollars to future projects. gao.gov/products/gao-26-1086…
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Curious about the changing landscape of border patrol since the '90s? 🤔 Thousands crossing nightly, no resources, limited budget. None of our politicians cared. Virtually no interior enforcement. This is how you get 100 million in our country now
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Bryan W Cross retweeted
Guess what? They are all still here, had children and bo collecting social security. How will Americans get to retire when illegals eat up a massive chunk of their benefits in every sector of our society?
Curious about the changing landscape of border patrol since the '90s? 🤔 Thousands crossing nightly, no resources, limited budget. None of our politicians cared. Virtually no interior enforcement. This is how you get 100 million in our country now
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Bryan W Cross retweeted
For example, the illegitimate Biden Regime gave almost 4 million illegal aliens OUR Social Security. Not long ago, the Trump Administration removed 300,000 illegal aliens from Social Security. Does that mean almost 3.7 million illegal aliens are still collecting Social Security?
Correct... It's a government Ponzi scheme that has been used and abused by politicians of both parties...
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Bryan W Cross retweeted
The only way to make self deportations work is to apply massive pressure on the illegal alien population. That must include interior enforcement which causes the "optics" that the White House cowers from. It's the "optics" that creates self deportations in large numbers @GregoryKBovino
Replying to @lsferguson
Self deportation is the way…
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