Homan Cites Boulder Attack in Border Security Warning

Tom Homan, former border czar under President Trump, has warned of a heightened risk of a 9/11-style terrorist attack in the U.S. due to President Biden's border and immigration policies. Homan points to an estimated two million 'gotaway' migrants, who intentionally avoided apprehension and vetting as a major national security concern. He cited the recent antisemitic attack in Boulder, Colorado—allegedly carried out by Mohamed Sabry Soliman, an Egyptian national who overstayed his visa and received a work permit under Biden—as evidence of the dangers posed by current enforcement practices. Homan argues that these policies have overwhelmed immigration infrastructure and represent the most preventable national security threat in American history. He warns that unless these individuals are located, a major terrorist attack may be imminent. Homan's statements are intended to prompt urgent reforms in border security.