Border chief says 40% of immigration arrests pose no safety threats
Tom Homan said that four out of ten people detained for illegal entry are not considered public safety or national security risks.
During a televised interview, Border Czar Tom Homan reported that roughly 60% of those apprehended for immigration violations are deemed criminal, while the remaining 40% are not viewed as safety threats. He warned undocumented individuals that they remain subject to enforcement. Homan referenced President Donald Trump's emphasis on prioritizing public safety and national security in immigration actions.
Why it matters
It highlights how immigration enforcement targets both dangerous and non-dangerous undocumented individuals.
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