Border Czar Tom Homan Dares Media to Walk D.C. Streets After Dark, Criticizes Democrats on Crime and Fentanyl Deaths

Tom Homan, the U.S. Border Czar, has publicly challenged media outlets and Democratic critics who downplay the severity of crime in Washington, D.C. He urged reporters to "walk the streets of D.C. after dark" to witness the reality of the city's crime situation firsthand. Homan criticized those who claim the crime rate is significantly lower and the city is safer than reported, comparing such assertions to previous false claims about border security. Additionally, he condemned Democrats for their silence on issues such as the trafficking of women and children and the fentanyl crisis, which he cited as contributing to a high death toll in the United States. Homan framed these issues within the context of ongoing efforts to crack down on crime in the capital.