President Trump’s promise to restore law and order at the border is running into serious internal turbulence—and it’s not coming from Democrats. It’s coming from inside his own administration.
Former ICE Director Tom Homan, the man who became famous for building the toughest immigration enforcement system in modern U.S. history, is now clashing head-on with DHS Secretary Kristi Noem in a brutal power struggle that’s tearing the department apart.
When Trump brought Homan out of retirement to serve as his “Border Czar,” conservatives cheered. He vowed to lead “the biggest deportation force this country has ever seen.” But eight months into the job, his mission is unraveling fast.
According to insiders, Noem and her allies—including senior adviser Corey Lewandowski and Border Patrol Commander Greg Bovino—are sidelining Homan and ICE Director Todd Lyons. Their goal? To push out veteran field chiefs and replace them with Border Patrol officials loyal to Noem’s aggressive, numbers-driven agenda.
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