CPAC 2024 - Former ICE Director Tom Homan Advocates for Border Security at CPAC

At the recent Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), former ICE Director Tom Homan joined host Kim Yeater on the "Take Your Power Back" show to discuss the urgent need for border security. In an emotional exchange, Homan emphasized the critical role of education in addressing the immigration crisis and restoring safety to America's borders.

Homan commended Yeater's efforts to raise awareness about border issues, citing their significant impact on reaching millions of Americans. He stressed the importance of informing the public about the realities of the border situation, lamenting the lack of mainstream media coverage on the topic.

Looking ahead, Homan outlined vital strategies to regain border control, including reinstating policies implemented during the Trump administration, such as the Migrant Protection Protocols (MPP) and the 30-state country agreement. He underscored the necessity of ending "catch and release" practices and continuing construction of the border wall to deter illegal immigration.

Addressing concerns about deportation operations, Homan reassured that enforcement efforts prioritize national security and public safety threats. He debunked misconceptions about immigration raids, emphasizing the meticulous planning and adherence to strict standards in detention facilities.

Expressing dissatisfaction with the current administration's border policies, Homan issued a stern warning, predicting their imminent downfall in the upcoming elections. He criticized President Biden for intentionally weakening border security, leading to unprecedented levels of illegal immigration and trafficking.

Yeater echoed Homan's sentiments, urging citizens to take action and educate themselves about the border crisis. She highlighted alarming statistics, including the influx of migrants from over 160 nations and the adverse effects on American communities.

Take Our Border Back Convoy Leader Kim Yeater speaks with Tom Homan about the impact of over 50 million people reached through the Convoy and Rally efforts, and three days later, Mayorkas was impeached.

In a moment of unity, Yeater and Homan pledged to work together to reclaim America's sovereignty and uphold the principles of safe, legal immigration. Their shared commitment to securing the border reflects a broader sentiment among conservatives at CPAC, who are determined to hold elected officials accountable and protect the nation's borders.