In a shocking revelation, former ICE Director Tom Homan has unveiled alarming statistics surrounding recent criminal arrests linked to illegal immigration, igniting fierce debate in Illinois. During a heated discussion on a local news program, Homan asserted that a significant portion of those arrested are not just undocumented immigrants but individuals with serious criminal backgrounds, including gang affiliations and sexual offenses.

Homan’s remarks come as Illinois Democrats vehemently oppose the Trump administration’s Operation Blitz, which targets illegal immigrants with criminal records. He emphasized that of the thousands arrested, 70% are confirmed criminals, including transnational gang members and individuals with deportation orders. Homan is set to lead a major operation in Chicago this week, projecting that hundreds of illegal alien criminals will be apprehended, despite pushback from local officials.

“This isn’t just about immigration; it’s about public safety,” Homan declared, highlighting the need for cooperation from state leaders who have resisted ICE’s efforts. He criticized Governor Pritzker’s stance, claiming that sanctuary policies only hinder law enforcement’s ability to keep communities safe. As tensions escalate, Homan warned that federal agents would continue to pursue those who evade justice, regardless of local opposition.

The urgency of the situation is palpable, with Homan stating, “We’re coming for them, and we will not be stopped.” As the operation unfolds, the ramifications of these arrests could send shockwaves through communities, raising questions about safety, immigration policy, and the future of local cooperation with federal authorities. With the stakes higher than ever, all eyes will be on Chicago as ICE intensifies its crackdown on criminal illegal immigrants.