Border czar Tom Homan has called out the FBI, accusing the agency of leaking sensitive details about upcoming ICE raids and putting law enforcement officers in danger.
His strong remarks follow the release of an internal government document that exposed a large-scale raid planned for Los Angeles.
FBI Suspected of Leaking Critical Information
During an appearance on Hannity, Homan suggested that evidence points toward the FBI as the likely source of the leak.
He warned that revealing ICE raid locations doesn’t just give a heads-up to those being targeted—it creates a dangerous situation for the officers involved.
“It’s not just about tipping off illegal immigrants. These leaks are putting officers’ lives at risk,” Homan stated.
“It’s only a matter of time before someone takes advantage of this information and sets up an ambush.”
Criminal Investigation Launched into the Leak
The Deputy Attorney General has launched a criminal investigation into the leak, vowing to hold those responsible accountable. According to Homan, the consequences will be severe.
“They’ve made it clear—whoever did this won’t just lose their job and pension; they’ll go to jail,” he said.
Officials are increasingly convinced that the leak came from within the FBI.
ICE Raids in Limbo Amid Security Concerns
The leaked operation was meant to target individuals without legal status in the U.S. and those with pending removal orders.
It was expected to involve the FBI, DEA, and other agencies in a coordinated effort, but the leak has thrown the plan into uncertainty.
Authorities are now reassessing whether the raids can proceed safely.
Kristi Noem Blasts FBI Over ‘Corrupt’ Actions
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem didn’t hold back in her criticism of the FBI, calling the agency “corrupt” in a social media post.
She vowed to work with other agencies to stop future leaks and punish those responsible.
Protests Erupt in Los Angeles Over Trump’s Immigration Crackdown
ICE raids under President Trump’s administration have intensified, especially in sanctuary cities like Los Angeles, Chicago, and Atlanta.
The increased enforcement has triggered protests, with demonstrators blocking freeways and waving flags from Mexico and other Latin American countries.
Tensions escalated further when a 17-year-old boy was stabbed during a protest and remains in critical condition.
What’s Next?
With a criminal investigation underway and mounting concerns over officer safety, the future of the planned raids remains uncertain.
Meanwhile, the political and public backlash against ICE’s actions continues to grow, fueling an already heated immigration debate.
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