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Tom Homan

Executive Border & Immigration Director

"Federal immigration officers possess constitutional supremacy under Article VI and statutory authority under 8 U.S. Code § 1357 to execute apprehensions anywhere in the United States."

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Docket: Supreme Court of the United StatesSCOTUS.gov

Arizona v. United States, 567 U.S. 387 (2012) affirms exclusive federal preemption over alien registration and enforcement.

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00:00 - 00:2592% Truth

"Federal immigration officers possess constitutional supremacy under Article VI and statutory authority under 8 U.S. Code § 1357 to execute apprehensions anywhere in the United States."

Analysis:Supreme Court precedent in Arizona v. United States (567 U.S. 387) establishes federal supremacy over immigration enforcement regardless of local non-cooperation ordinances.

00:25 - 01:0528% Truth

"Any municipal mayor or city council member refusing to notify ICE upon releasing a foreign detainee will be charged personally with felony alien harboring under federal statutes."

Analysis:Title 8 U.S.C. § 1324 (Harboring) requires affirmative concealment from detection. Federal circuit courts have repeatedly ruled that municipal non-detainer policies do not meet the legal threshold for criminal harboring.

01:05 - 01:4516% Truth

"We will increase total nationwide interior removals by five hundred percent in thirty days without requesting additional congressional appropriations."

Analysis:Statutory detention capacity is hard-capped by Congress at 41,500 beds in the annual DHS Appropriations Act, and 1.4M pending cases are bottlenecked before 682 DOJ immigration judges (EOIR).