President-elect Donald Trump's nominated border czar, Tom Homan, stated that the undocumented parents of US citizens would be deported under the new administration, further stating that the parents can then decide whether or not their child stays in the US.

Homan's acceptance of 1,400 acres for border operations marks a step in Texas' push for increased immigration enforcement.

Tom Homan made the claims speaking to Illinois Republicans. He also warned Mayor Brandon Johnson: "If he doesn't want to help, get the hell out of the way"

"If it doesn't happen, we're sending out messages to the entire world," Tom Homan said in an interview

Texas is reportedly considering a plan to increase migrant buses which would send illegal migrants directly to US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention centers to ease the process of deportation.

The potential withholding of federal funds poses significant financial implications for states. In fiscal year 2021, California received approximately $163 billion in federal grants, New York $110 billion, and Texas $106 billion.

Trump's proposed border policies risk undermining Mexico's sovereignty while potentially empowering cartels and unlikely global competitors.

Donald Trump has appointed Tom Homan as border czar, who has pledged to lead "the biggest deportation" operation in U.S. history.

Newly appointed border czar Tom Homan plans to begin workplace immigration raids as part of a strict enforcement approach.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez confronted then-ICE Director Thomas Homan over the controversial family separation policy

The Trump administration's incoming border czar has criticized Democratic governors who have stated that they will protect immigrants in their states from mass deportation raids, warning them not to obstruct deportation efforts conducted by the administration.

President-elect Donald Trump recently announced that a contributor to the Heritage Foundation's Project 2025 political initiative will be named Border Czar under his administration.

Homan, who led immigration enforcement during part of Trump's first administration, appeared at the Republican National Convention in July, telling supporters: "I got a message to the millions of illegal immigrants that Joe Biden's released in our country: You better start packing now."