The border emperor warns about our Iranian people after strikes at nuclear sites

Border Emperor Tom Homan After the US launched an attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities on Saturday night, it raised concerns over the existence of Iranian nationalists and other undescribed illegal immigrants. Homan revealed he feels he is “the greatest national security.” “The future of Sunday mornings” At Anchor Maria Business.

Tom Homan: My biggest concern over the past four years has been this open border. This was the biggest national security vulnerability the country has ever seen. So I pulled the numbers out of the CBP under Joe Biden this morning. There were 1,272 nationalists from Iran who were released in the country between OFO and the Border Patrol. You compare it to a Trump administration of zero, right? Zero release. And now, for President Trump’s leader, we have the safest borders of my life. It is the safest border in the country’s history. So we have a safe border, so that was President Trump’s big victory in securing this country. We are not liberating the people of this country, especially when there are aliens who are not crossing undetected borders. But under Joe Biden, we have crossed that border over 10 million people. But my biggest concern from day one, beyond fentanyl, over sex trafficking women and children, was the “gotaway” of 2 million people, with over 2 million people crossing that border. Border patrols are overwhelmed by the humanitarian crisis created by Biden, so we don’t know where they came from or where they came from. Over two million people fled across the border. That’s my biggest concern. And that’s what created the biggest national security vulnerability this country has ever seen.

Hegses, Pentagon Blas praises Trump’s military success in “magnificent” Iran’s nuclear attack

The US Department of State has raised warning levels for US citizens traveling to countries across the country middle east on sunday.

The change comes after the president Donald Trump We ordered strikes at three Iranian nuclear facilities on Saturday. The countries affected include Lebanon, Türkiye, Saudi Arabia and Jordan.

The measures are the most serious Lebanonthe State Department has ordered the resignation of families and non-emergency government officials from the state as security situations are rising.

On the far left, anti-Israel voices condemn Trump Iran’s strike and dismiss the idea that he is an “anti-war president.”

The State Department has raised warning levels for both Türkiye and Saudi Arabia Americans, but there is no departure order. Meanwhile, Jordan remains on Level 2 advice, calling for Americans across the country to pay particular attention.

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegses President Trump said he was “fully committed” to engaging in peace talks with Iran before ordering a strike at the country’s nuclear facility on Sunday.

Speaking to reporters on Sunday morning, Hegses issued a statement asking if there was a “specific moment” when Trump decided that an airstrike was necessary.

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“Just saying I have the opportunity to witness his leadership, he is completely committed to the peace process and hopes for the outcome negotiated, Iran Every opportunity, and unfortunately, he came across Stonewalling, so he gave them enough time to come to the table and continue to give up on enrichment, and gave up on the nuclear programme,” Hegses said.

“But… I didn’t say any particular moments… Certainly there were moments when he realized that it had to be a certain action to minimize the threat to our army,” he added.

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Alexandra Koch of Fox News contributed to this report.