Border Czar Tom Homan has warned that anyone leaking sensitive ICE operation details will face jail time, loss of their job, pension, and criminal prosecution. In a Fox News interview, Homan accused internal sources, possibly within the FBI, of compromising intelligence on upcoming raids. He expressed particular concern over leaks about a major raid in Colorado, which endangered ICE agents’ safety by alerting criminals. Homan confirmed that a criminal investigation is underway, and anyone found deliberately sabotaging operations will face serious consequences. He stressed the grave risks posed by such leaks, particularly in terms of officer safety.
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