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Trump Border Czar fired back at a combative reporter [ [link removed] ] who asked him if ICE agents “should arrest parents in front of their children,” citing a recent case in Connecticut.
“Is the message you want to send to the whole world that if you come here illegally you’re okay?! Just have a U.S. citizen child and you’re good to go?!!” Homan snapped at the reporter.
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Gavin Newsom says he won’t run for president if Kamala Harris runs
Gov. Gavin Newsom told CNN’s Jake Tapper he wouldn’t run for president in 2028 if Kamala Harris entered the race, arguing a competing run would amount to “mutual assured destruction” given their overlapping bases of support.
Newsom pushed back when Tapper noted Harris had already lost two presidential bids, insisting their shared coalition of supporters made a simultaneous run pointless for both.
Recent Financial Times polling shows Harris leading the Democratic field at 29%, with Newsom at 14%, followed by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Pete Buttigieg, and Josh Shapiro. On the Republican side, JD Vance holds a commanding lead at 42%, well ahead of Marco Rubio.
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JD Vance announces 870,000 people suspected of COVID era fraud
VP JD Vance said the Trump administration will suspend roughly 870,000 people suspected of defrauding [ [link removed] ] pandemic-era small business programs from receiving future federal loans, tied to an estimated $39 billion in suspected fraud across 45 states, according to SBA Administrator Kelly Loeffler. Combined with prior actions, suspensions now cover roughly $49 billion in alleged fraud nationwide.
A DOJ enforcement push dubbed the “Heartland fraud surge,” running June through September, resulted in actions against more than 160 defendants tied to roughly $245 million in intended losses, involving schemes like fabricated businesses and false payroll records. Attorney General Todd Blanche said 500 prosecutors nationwide are now focused on pandemic-fraud cases.
The SBA has referred over 560,000 suspected fraudulent borrowers, tied to about $22 billion in delinquent loans, to the Treasury for collection. Officials say expanded resources and a new National Fraud Detection Center are enabling prosecutors to pursue cases involving loans issued years ago, with the statute of limitations extended to 2030 or 2031.
Tom Homan confirms HSI probe into Rep. Ilhan Omar over immigration fraud claims
Border czar Tom Homan confirmed Homeland Security Investigations is looking into allegations that Rep. Ilhan Omar committed immigration fraud, [ [link removed] ] including claims she married her brother to bring him into the U.S., though he declined to detail specifics of the ongoing investigation.
Homan said denaturalization remains possible if fraud is proven, describing it as a serious but established legal process used before, while denying the probe is politically motivated and framing it as standard law enforcement.
Omar, a Somali-born refugee who became a citizen in 2000, has denied the allegations as “absurd and offensive.” She married Ahmed Nur Said Elmi in 2009, divorcing in 2017, before reconciling with her first husband, Ahmed Hirsi, whom she’d wed in an unrecognized religious ceremony in 2002.
Trump considers releasing classified 9/11 files on Saudi Arabia
President Donald Trump said he’ll review whether to release classified documents related to Saudi Arabia’s alleged role in the 9/11 attacks, [ [link removed] ] responding to appeals from victims’ families, including 9/11 Families United chair Terry Strada, who publicly pressed Vice President JD Vance during Friday’s 25th anniversary ceremony.
Strada and other family members have long pursued legal action against Saudi Arabia, arguing the Kingdom bears responsibility for the attacks; 15 of the 19 hijackers were Saudi nationals, though Riyadh denies involvement.
A federal appeals panel will hear arguments next month regarding Saudi national Omar al-Bayoumi, who reportedly filmed the U.S. Capitol and hosted a “welcome party” for future hijackers; the 9/11 Commission previously found no evidence of Saudi government involvement but noted the Kingdom was a major source of terrorist funding.
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