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The tsar of the Tom Homan border turned the tables in a journalist after being questioned about the alien enemies law used by the Trump administration.
To address dangerous migrants, President Donald Trump invoked the 1798 alien enemies law, which allows the deportation of natives and citizens of an enemy nation without an audience. This law has been invoked three times, during the War of 1812, World War I and World War II.
As a result, all Venezuelan citizens of 14 years or more who are members of the Venezuelan gang, Aragua Train (TDA), who are within the United States and are not naturalized, or permanent legal residents, can be detained, restricted, insured and eliminated as “alien enemies”, according to Trump’s proclamation.
Tom Homan border tsar defends the choice of Trump administration to invoke the alien enemies law.
Tom Homan warns that Major Sanctuary State ‘will get exactly what they don’t want’
“What do you say to those who claim that they are using a 200 -year law to avoid due process?” A journalist asked Homan on Monday.
“An old law?” Homan asked. “It is not as old as the Constitution. We still pay attention to that, right?”
Homan then proceeded to shake his head and move away from the reporters.
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The alleged members of the Trena de Aragua gang have arrived at the headlines in anticipating an Apartment building in Aurora, Colorado, charging the rent in exchange for “protection.” (Edward Romero)
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The Alien enemies Law of 1798 was created 227 years ago, while the United States Constitution was ratified approximately ten years before in 1788.
The representative Wesley Hunt, a Texas Republican, cheered Homan for the confrontation, and said the exchange says a lot.
“It is ironic that the left shouts on the Constitution … until we begin to enforce it,” he wrote.
Alexandra Koch of Fox News contributed to this report.
