Homan pushes back on alleged ICE arrests of parents at bus stops
Summary
White House border official Tom Homan denied claims that ICE is arresting parents at bus stops in Connecticut. Senator Chris Murphy had suggested that this was happening, but Homan said there is no evidence of such arrests in the past two years.Key Facts
- Tom Homan is the White House border czar.
- Senator Chris Murphy made claims about ICE arresting parents at bus stops.
- These alleged arrests were said to have occurred in Connecticut.
- Homan said no one can show any example of such arrests in elementary school areas in the last two years.
- The discussion relates to immigration enforcement activities by ICE.
- Homan's comments came during a Sunday interview.
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