Are Sanctuary City Mayors Going to Jail? Tom Homan Weighs in

Katie Pavlich | November 26, 2024 1:15 PM

Trump administration officials are wasting no time preparing for President-elect Donald Trump's first day in office on January 20, 2025.

Former Immigration and Customs Enforcement Director and incoming Border Czar Tom Homan is already in a battle with sanctuary city mayors, who are vowing to protect criminal aliens from Trump's mass deportation plan.

In particular, Denver Mayor Mike Johnston is claiming he'll go to jail if it means keeping federal immigration authorities out of his city -- the same city where violent Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua has taken over a number of apartment buildings. Homan is happy to send him there.

INCOMING BORDER CZAR HOMAN: "Me and the Denver mayor, we agree on one thing; he's willing to go to jail. I'm willing to put him in jail."pic.twitter.com/R1VS05OJVm
— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) November 26, 2024

Down in Arizona, Tucson Mayor Regina Romero laid out her plans to keep illegal immigrants "safe."

"I want to reassure every single resident that I am committed to do all we can to keep our community safe. I am deeply troubled by President-Elect Trump’s plans for mass deportation. I believe they are cruel and immoral. I will work with our police chief to make sure that our focus remains on protecting and serving Tucsonans," Romero posted on X. "Justice will prevail."

I want to reassure every single resident that I am committed to do all we can to keep our community safe. I am deeply troubled by President-Elect Trump’s plans for mass deportation. I believe they are cruel and immoral. I will work with our police chief to make sure that our… pic.twitter.com/fKHF6bK4E4
— Regina Romero (@TucsonRomero) November 22, 2024