Biden released thousands of criminals on U.S. soil

He was captured in Omaha along with another man named Rene Escobar Ochoa.

We’re going to put his picture up on the screen for you. This guy had a red notice from Interpol against him for drug trafficking and conspiracy to commit murder. He had an Interpol notice against him, and that went unnoticed. How does that happen?

Tom Homan: Incompetence. I mean, it’s incompetence from the previous administration, their directive. How Border Patrol processors release people without proper vetting.

And also, let’s remember that ICE was told—Secretary Mayorkas told them—they couldn’t arrest for certain illegalities. They probably weren’t even checking on this person unless he had a serious criminal conviction. Not a warrant, not a detainer—an actual conviction.

So look, the last administration really messed it up, from releasing people without vetting at the border to tying ICE’s hands.

We had a record number: 10.5 million illegal entries at our border, and Joe Biden said there were the lowest numbers of arrests and deportations in the agency’s history because their hands were tied.

And that’s why we’re working so hard under President Trump, under his leadership. We’re working hard right now, sending as many teams as possible into communities to search for these criminals the previous administration released into this country.

And that’s why we’re so busy right now. And that’s why you see all the teams out in every major city in the country.