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Vance and Stephanopoulos clashed over questions about whether Tom Homan accepted $50,000, with Vance denying any illegal activity and Stephanopoulos pressing for clarification, leading to a tense exchange and abrupt ending of the interview.
Senate Democrats are urging the DOJ to release files related to an investigation into border czar Tom Homan, who is accused of accepting $50,000 from undercover FBI agents; Homan denies any wrongdoing, and the investigation was reportedly closed prematurely, raising concerns about political bias.
California Governor Gavin Newsom mocked Trump border czar Tom Homan over a new California law requiring ICE agents to be maskless, while Homan responded with a dismissive remark. The controversy is intertwined with allegations of Homan accepting $50,000 from FBI agents posing as business executives, leading to investigations into the Justice Department's handling of the case. Newsom's law and the allegations have sparked political tensions and responses from the White House and law enforcement.
House and Senate Democrats have launched investigations into the Trump administration's decision to close an FBI probe into Tom Homan, a former border official, who was recorded accepting cash and allegedly involved in efforts to secure government contracts, amid concerns of a cover-up and potential corruption.
The White House denied reports that Tom Homan, Trump's border czar, accepted $50,000 in cash from undercover FBI agents posing as businessmen, amid an investigation suggesting he may have tried to influence federal contracts related to border security. The investigation was closed, and officials, including the White House, assert Homan did nothing wrong, while critics question the case's evidence and motives.
The White House defends border official Tom Homan after reports he accepted $50,000 from undercover agents, asserting he did nothing illegal and the investigation was baseless, amid calls for congressional inquiry.
Tom Homan, a former Trump border official, accepted a $50,000 bribe in an FBI sting, promising government contracts in exchange. The Justice Department closed the investigation, citing lack of credible evidence and political motives, amid claims of a 'deep state' operation.
The Department of Justice ended an investigation into 'border czar' Tom Homan, who was recorded accepting $50,000 from FBI agents posing as business executives, amid concerns of political bias and lack of evidence of criminal wrongdoing.
The Trump administration's border czar, Tom Homan, was recorded accepting $50,000 in cash from FBI agents in 2024, but the bribery investigation was shut down by officials.
The Justice Department closed an investigation into Tom Homan, Trump's border czar, after he was recorded accepting $50,000 in cash in a sting operation, with officials finding no credible evidence of criminal wrongdoing, amid political controversy.
The FBI recorded Trump's border czar Tom Homan accepting $50,000 in cash from undercover agents, allegedly promising to secure government contracts, but the investigation was halted and dismissed as politically motivated by the Biden administration. The case, which involved potential charges like conspiracy and fraud, was ultimately closed without charges, amid accusations of political bias from Trump and his allies.
White House border czar Tom Homan was investigated last year for accepting a $50,000 bribe from undercover FBI agents to influence government contracts, but the DOJ closed the case, citing lack of credible evidence and political motivations from the Biden administration.
The Justice Department closed an investigation into Tom Homan, a former border czar under Trump, who was recorded accepting $50,000 in cash from undercover FBI agents in 2024, amid allegations of potential bribery related to border security contracts, but the case was ultimately shut down by Trump administration officials.
Border czar Tom Homan was investigated by the DOJ for potential bribery related to contract awards, but authorities found no credible evidence of wrongdoing, and the investigation was closed. The White House dismissed the probe as politically motivated.
Tom Homan, a former Trump administration official, accused Massachusetts leaders Healey and Wu of spreading false information about ICE operations, amid ongoing tensions over immigration enforcement and recent arrests in Boston. Healey claimed ICE agents were intimidating worshippers outside a church, which Homan denied, emphasizing ICE's role in targeting dangerous criminals. The dispute highlights broader conflicts over immigration policies and federal-local cooperation in Boston.