By Sam Barron | Monday, 29 June 2026 10:19 PM EDT
Border Czar Tom Homan praised the Supreme Court for ruling that federal courts cannot review the government’s decision to end temporary protected status (TPS) for Syrian and Haitian nationals in a recent interview.
“I thank God the Supreme Court finally ruled that temporary means temporary,” Homan said. “I’ve been doing this since 1984. I can’t tell you how many TPS programs end up being forever.”
Homan stated that Haitians could return to their homeland, adding: “We got a lot of Third World countries we can send them to.” He remarked, “Who better to fix the Haitian government?” and noted, “They’re going home. And the Supreme Court ruled TPS is over. So now they got to go home.”
Homan referenced an earthquake that occurred 16 years ago, stating: “There was an earthquake that happened 16 years ago, the requirements for awarding TPS no longer exist.” He emphasized, “The law is clear. They’re going home.”
The border czar criticized illegal immigrants, saying they drive wages down for American workers and cheated the system. “These foreign workers drive wages down for the American worker,” Homan said. “And President Trump’s all about America first.”
Homan added: “Every illegal alien in this country cheated the system. They enter the country illegally. They put themselves in front of the line.” He contrasted this with legitimate applicants, stating millions were “taking their tests, doing their background investigation, paying their fees to be part of the greatest nation on Earth” but were “sitting in the back seat because the last four years of former President Joe Biden brought illegal immigrants.”
Homan reiterated Trump’s commitment to immigration enforcement: “He promised Americans ‘the most secure border in the nation.’ He promised record numbers of arrests and deportations, promises made, promises kept. That’s what we’ll keep doing.”
