Homan blasts Dem hypocrisy on deportations, recalls past when 'Obama gave me an award' for enforcing border

Border czar Tom Homan argued on Tuesday’s episode of "The Katie Miller Podcast" that common-sense border security was hailed during past administrations, but is demonized by current Democrats.Podcaster Katie Miller, the wife of White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy Stephen Miller, asked Homan, "Why do you think American society has moved to saying that deportations are a bad thing when 20 years ago even Democrats were for them, and you were able to do your job so much more easily, deport tons of people without so much as, you know, anyone caring?""I really think it has to do with our president and the hatred for this president," Homan replied.

"They didn't want to see this president succeed. And I truly believe that because I actually got an award from President Obama for removing the record number of illegal aliens. President Obama gave me an award because we removed 409,000 people that year.""

What's turned the tide is the false rhetoric, hateful rhetoric by the media, you know, about the inhumane policies of the Trump administration," he continued. "That's why I'm out there every day saying, ‘Wait a minute now, inhumanity?’"DEM REP SETH MOULTON SAYS PARTY HAS NO IMMIGRATION PLAN, IS ONLY ‘OPPOSITION TO TRUMP’"Let's talk about Joe Biden for a minute," Homan began.

"When he opened the border up, over 4,000 aliens died making that journey. Historic record. Quarter million Americans died from fentanyl that came across the open border.

Historic record. Don't talk about humanity. He was killing Americans and aliens at record numbers.

President Trump has illegal immigration down 96%. Which means 96% less people are coming."Under Trump’s administration, he asked, "How many women aren't being raped by the cartels?

How many pounds of fentanyl isn't getting in the country? How many known suspected terrorists [aren’t] coming to the country. Securing the border is the most humane thing you can do."

Miller noted how hard it is for the typical working mom to look past the