Border Czar Tom Homan delivered a devastating blow to Pope Leo XIV's criticism of President Trump's immigration policies, schooling the pontiff on the life-saving reality of secure borders during a fiery exchange that's sending shockwaves through the globalist establishment.
The Trump administration's top immigration enforcer didn't mince words when addressing the Pope's latest attempt to undermine America's sovereignty, making it crystal clear that the Vatican's leader simply doesn't grasp the deadly consequences of open-border policies.
"The Pope doesn't understand what's happening with illegal migration," Homan stated firmly, cutting through the religious leader's virtue-signaling rhetoric with hard facts. "President Trump's border policies are saving the lives of thousands of migrants each year."
FACTS vs. FEELINGS
While Pope Leo XIV continues to push the same tired globalist talking points about "compassion" and "welcoming the stranger," Homan is dealing with the brutal reality on the ground. The border chief knows firsthand how the previous administration's weak policies led to unprecedented human trafficking, drug smuggling, and migrant deaths in the desert.
Under Trump's restored border security measures, the dangerous journey that kills thousands of desperate migrants has become far less attractive to those considering the treacherous trek north. But apparently, saving actual lives doesn't matter to the Vatican when there's a political narrative to push.
"We're seeing dramatic reductions in border crossings, which means fewer people dying in the desert, fewer children being trafficked, and fewer families being exploited by cartels," a senior Border Patrol official confirmed.
This isn't the first time Pope Leo XIV has inserted himself into American politics, consistently siding with the globalist agenda over common-sense policies that actually protect vulnerable people. The pontiff seems more concerned with attacking President Trump than addressing the real humanitarian crisis caused by encouraging mass illegal migration.
Homan's response perfectly captures what millions of Americans are thinking: maybe the Pope should focus on running the Catholic Church instead of lecturing the greatest nation on Earth about border security. After all, which leader is actually reducing human suffering – the one securing the border or the one encouraging dangerous illegal crossings?