In debate on Thursday, border area Tom Homan criticized “some” Congressional Republicans for not providing adequate support to secure the border.
Homan appeared alongside Republican Florida Governor Ron DeSantis on the University of Florida campus. conversation On immigration and national security. The border emperor called on voters to drive away Republicans who didn’t strongly support President Donald Trump’s agenda. (Related: Obama-appointed judge blocks Trump administrators from terminating EPA’s “Goldbar” grants)
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“Under Trump Wang, you had a home and a Senate. They didn’t help him,” Homan said. “And I’m not just talking about Democrats… so we have both again. And like Gov. DeSantis said, we don’t have what we need.”
“So they didn’t learn any lessons from the first administration. I was hoping and praying that they learned the lessons. I hope they pass through… what did they do? They didn’t do anything,” he continued. “So they wake up… there’s a need for Republican senators and Congress to leave. They’re not doing the right thing so they have to vote.”
House majority Whiptom Emmer has urged the Senate to “take a pace” by moving forward on Trump’s legislative agenda, arguing that Congressional Republicans should move with more urgency to enact presidential priorities.
Republican lawmakers are seeking to provide more funding to immigration and customs enforcement (ICE) to accelerate Trump’s deportation agenda, among other priorities.
House Speaker Mike Johnson said in February that Congressional Republicans would codify Trump’s executive order to prevent future presidents from revoking his agenda.
“president [has] There are already 300 executive action and I’m going to codify much of what he’s doing. The next team can’t unleash that,” Johnson told a conservative political action conference.
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