Donald Trump's New 'Border Czar' Defended Child Separation at Festival Held by Gun-Worshipping Sect

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Tom Homan, who helped usher in the family separation policy during Trump’s first term, is promising to enact the "biggest deportation operation in the history of the United States".

At the festival, Homan also pushed the baseless claim that the immigrants were being allowed into the country to help VIce President Kamala Harris win the election.

Homan was about to go on stage to deliver his remarks when, he claimed to the Huffington Post, he Googled Fuentes and decided to skip his speech when he saw an article outlining Fuentes’ defense of Russian President Vladimir Putin.“I’m not saying this is a bad group,” he told the Huffington Post when asked for his thoughts on Fuentes and his followers, known as groypers.“I’m saying I don’t know.