Immigration Newsmaker: Book Talk with Former ICE Acting Director Tom Homan

The Center for Immigration Studies will stream an Immigration Newsmaker conversation on Wednesday, April 29, at 11 a.m. EDT featuring former ICE Acting Director Tom Homan, author of a new book, Defend the Border & Save Lives: Solving Our Most Important Humanitarian and Security Crisis. Homan will explain why Americans should care about illegal immigration and how to fix the problem.

The conversation with Homan, who served presidents under six presidents and ended his 34-year law enforcement career leading the second-largest criminal investigative agency in the United States, will touch upon such topics as detention, deportations, crime, cartels, worksite enforcement, and sanctuary jurisdictions.

The event will be a moderated by Mark Krikorian, the Center’s executive director, who will field questions from listeners.

[johnnywesley]

They really ought to abolish the H-1B program. It’s a joke!

[pepper]

How many of these people that are yelling about immigration, how many can go back to their grandparents and immigration? I want to say, that you can't fraud a person who wants to do better for their family, and if immigration is should a bad thing, just think of where you would be if your parents or grandparents were not allowed to come here.. Also, before you say this guy doesn't know what he is talking about. My grandma was Native American, and my grandmother wasn't allowed to live with in the city limits because she was native american, because she lived at the turn of the century before being native american was cool. So, for those crying about someone wanting something better, STOP! and think about where you come from...