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Border Czar Tom Homan spoke with reporters outside the White House on Thursday, where he was asked about targeting sanctuary cities.
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00:00As the president talks about sending the National Guard into other cities like Chicago,
00:05is this a way to target sanctuary cities?
00:09No, I think you're sending to, you know, the National Guard would be in cities that have crime problems.
00:15But I'll tell you this, I was in L.A. when that whole thing started there,
00:20and I was there the first couple nights, and I'm glad the president sent the National Guard to Los Angeles.
00:25Los Angeles safer city today because of what President Trump did.
00:28The men and women of ICE were physically attacked.
00:31The facility was physically attacked.
00:32The house aliens that were arrested that put them in danger.
00:36After two days of the governor of California, Mayor Bass, not taking action, President Trump did.
00:41He made the right decision.
00:42So National Guard, they're not out there, you know, being the head of enforced immigration law.
00:48They're assisting ICE and ICE operations to help with the infrastructure, intelligence, transportation.
00:55ICE officers are making arrests, but as far as the National Guard going to cities and making it safe again,
01:00I see great success in Washington, D.C., and I agree with the president sending them to cities to have a high crime rate.
01:05If these mayors choose to not address the crime rate, President Trump is going to.
01:10He made a promise to the American people, and that's why he's sitting in the Oval Office.
01:13The American people put him in there because he promised they make America safe again.
01:16That's what he's doing.
01:17Why hasn't that happened in New York yet, considering you've called for ICE agents to be more present?
01:23We've had an increase in ICE presence in New York.
01:26What about National Guard?
01:27Do you think they should be sending an ICE?
01:29I won't get ahead of the president and where we go next.
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