Tom Homan

felt a duty to go back and serve the communities in one way or the other. My dad, you know, he ended as a judge, but he was a cop before then. My grandfather was a cop, so I always knew I was going to be some sort of cop. That's what I wanted forever. So I've lived my dream. I mean, I was fishing with my brother last year, and he looked at me and made a comment.

felt a duty to go back and serve the communities in one way or the other. My dad, you know, he ended as a judge, but he was a cop before then. My grandfather was a cop, so I always knew I was going to be some sort of cop. That's what I wanted forever. So I've lived my dream. I mean, I was fishing with my brother last year, and he looked at me and made a comment.

felt a duty to go back and serve the communities in one way or the other. My dad, you know, he ended as a judge, but he was a cop before then. My grandfather was a cop, so I always knew I was going to be some sort of cop. That's what I wanted forever. So I've lived my dream. I mean, I was fishing with my brother last year, and he looked at me and made a comment.

He says, you ever think about the ride you had? This was before Trump won the election. I was coming back. I said, what do you mean? He goes, you went from West Carthage to the West Wing. That's how I arrived. And it was. It shows what a great country this is.

He says, you ever think about the ride you had? This was before Trump won the election. I was coming back. I said, what do you mean? He goes, you went from West Carthage to the West Wing. That's how I arrived. And it was. It shows what a great country this is.

He says, you ever think about the ride you had? This was before Trump won the election. I was coming back. I said, what do you mean? He goes, you went from West Carthage to the West Wing. That's how I arrived. And it was. It shows what a great country this is.

Kindergarten? I always knew. In this small town I grew up in, we had a police department. And next to the west car, it's just called Carthage, bigger town, police department. And my dad, you know, I remember my dad coming home wearing the uniform, and I knew he was out there protecting people.

Kindergarten? I always knew. In this small town I grew up in, we had a police department. And next to the west car, it's just called Carthage, bigger town, police department. And my dad, you know, I remember my dad coming home wearing the uniform, and I knew he was out there protecting people.

Kindergarten? I always knew. In this small town I grew up in, we had a police department. And next to the west car, it's just called Carthage, bigger town, police department. And my dad, you know, I remember my dad coming home wearing the uniform, and I knew he was out there protecting people.

Then when he became a judge, when I was still a child, middle of the night, state troopers knocking at the door, bringing somebody in to get arraigned in the middle of the night. I was surrounded by cops all the time. So I knew I was going to be a police officer.

Then when he became a judge, when I was still a child, middle of the night, state troopers knocking at the door, bringing somebody in to get arraigned in the middle of the night. I was surrounded by cops all the time. So I knew I was going to be a police officer.

Then when he became a judge, when I was still a child, middle of the night, state troopers knocking at the door, bringing somebody in to get arraigned in the middle of the night. I was surrounded by cops all the time. So I knew I was going to be a police officer.

And I did become a police officer straight out of college before I joined the Border Patrol, but I knew, I had no doubt in my mind, there's one thing I wanted to do, and that's be a law enforcement officer. Why did you... Where'd you become a police officer? West Carthage. West Carthage. You stayed at home. Just like my dad and grandfather, we served the local community.

And I did become a police officer straight out of college before I joined the Border Patrol, but I knew, I had no doubt in my mind, there's one thing I wanted to do, and that's be a law enforcement officer. Why did you... Where'd you become a police officer? West Carthage. West Carthage. You stayed at home. Just like my dad and grandfather, we served the local community.

And I did become a police officer straight out of college before I joined the Border Patrol, but I knew, I had no doubt in my mind, there's one thing I wanted to do, and that's be a law enforcement officer. Why did you... Where'd you become a police officer? West Carthage. West Carthage. You stayed at home. Just like my dad and grandfather, we served the local community.

Again, the local community, I grew up. They raised me, right? Matter of fact, when I became the ICE director under President Trump, I remember I was in the office first day, my public affairs officer, Barbara Gonzalez walks in, first day on the job, said, okay, you got ABC, NBC, you got Fox News, you got Washington, Washington Post, you got New York Times.

Again, the local community, I grew up. They raised me, right? Matter of fact, when I became the ICE director under President Trump, I remember I was in the office first day, my public affairs officer, Barbara Gonzalez walks in, first day on the job, said, okay, you got ABC, NBC, you got Fox News, you got Washington, Washington Post, you got New York Times.

Again, the local community, I grew up. They raised me, right? Matter of fact, when I became the ICE director under President Trump, I remember I was in the office first day, my public affairs officer, Barbara Gonzalez walks in, first day on the job, said, okay, you got ABC, NBC, you got Fox News, you got Washington, Washington Post, you got New York Times.

She's trying to schedule all these first day interviews. I looked at her, says, Watertown Daily Times, and WWNY TV. She looked at me and says, what are these? I said, I'm a hometown newspaper, hometown television station. She looked at me, she goes, Mr. Trump, with all due respect, you got nationally syndicated. I said, I don't care. My hometown gets first. They raise me. I owe them.

She's trying to schedule all these first day interviews. I looked at her, says, Watertown Daily Times, and WWNY TV. She looked at me and says, what are these? I said, I'm a hometown newspaper, hometown television station. She looked at me, she goes, Mr. Trump, with all due respect, you got nationally syndicated. I said, I don't care. My hometown gets first. They raise me. I owe them.