Staff Reports
In a stunning prediction that might just rattle some chains in Washington, Tom Homan, the incoming Border Czar, has alerted everyone that violence along the U.S.-Mexico border is likely to spike as the Trump administration implements its border security measures. Homan’s no-nonsense approach suggests that the drug cartels, often seen as the real puppet masters in the region, are set to react violently to the new regime’s crackdown on their lucrative operations.
It seems Homan has decided to pull back the curtain on the brutal reality down south—namely that the Mexican cartels don’t just sell drugs; they also kill more Americans than any terrorist organization could dream of. Fancy that! A reminder that while the mainstream media debate climate change and the merits of celery juice, the real danger lurks at the southern border—where Mexican cartels flex their muscle and wreak havoc.
The incoming Border Czar clarified that actions to shut down the border will inevitably hit cartels where it hurts—right in their wallets—and that they won’t take kindly to this interference. The initial uptick in violence? Merely a byproduct of slashing into the operation of criminals who have been treated like royalty for far too long. Homan noted that although violence may surge, it’s an acceptable risk when national security is on the table. After all, one has to wonder how the Democrats would react if the drug-related incidents were happening in their backyard.
Homan: We Expect 'More Violence on the Border in the Beginning' https://t.co/Zu8o4XVblE
— Steve Ferguson (@lsferguson) January 2, 2025
Homan’s iron-fisted determination to secure the border stems from what he views as the largest national security vulnerability the nation has ever faced. This isn’t just about sticking up “Do Not Enter” signs; it’s about a full-scale counter-offensive against an enemy that has been long neglected. With rampant cross-border crime left unchecked, it’s time to take out the trash.
As Trump administration strategies roll out with gusto, expect the cartels to throw a tantrum worthy of a toddler denied their favorite toy. This clash could prove to be the much-needed wake-up call for all those blissfully unaware of the dangers lurking just beyond the Rio Grande. In the end, securing the border not only protects American lives but also curtails the reign of terror that these criminal organizations have inflicted for too long.
