Czar Tom Homan Border Fires back to AOC to haunt it in immigration municipality

Czar Tom Homan border left Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, DN.Y., warning that “the tables have now returned” after she ridiculed her in a city municipality addressing the expulsions of the Trump administration.

“I enjoy [that] I can live with her mind without rent every day, but we all know exactly what she is doing, “Homan Laura Ingraham told Tuesday.

“She is educating the worst of the worst [on] How can we avoid law enforcement. But the tables are now back. She is educating people on how to prosecute because you have a final order. “

“Illegal is unlawful not to respect that order,” he added.

“It’s a crime to take steps to … not to respect the orders of ice removal or disrespect the actions of the ice taken in custody. You cannot prevent your removal ordered by the federal judge. I would like to read title 8, United States Code 1253 because you are starting tomorrow.”

Ocasio-Cortez told those present at a Queens Town Hall event on Friday that she was not afraid of Homan in the wake of her office waiting for a webinar “your rights” in February.

The session advised migrants in its circle for their rights if they come face to face, seeking to expel them.

People were recommended to seek orders, record research if the ice came calling, and given advice on how to distinguish between different orders Ice agents are likely to hold.

Homan has suggested that her actions may be illegal and can hinder immigration and customs implementation (ICE) from carrying out the Mass expulsion of the Trump administration.

“Tom Homan said he would refer to me because I am using my free speech rights to advise people for their constitutional protection. For this I say: Come to me, do I feel like I care?” Ocasio-Cortez told him a cheering crowd.

Ocasio-Cortez claimed that there was “nothing illegal about it and if they want to make it illegal, they may come to take me.”

Homan pledged that prosecution for anyone who prevents the expulsion of illegal immigrants, warning anyone who did so will face prosecution starting Wednesday.

“The game is over. We will seek these threats to public safety and we will remove them on those streets in New York and any other sacred city,” he said.

“Indeed, every sacred place in the city, we will triple the labor force. We will contain the area with the officers. If we cannot arrest them in prison, we will arrest them in the community. If we cannot arrest them in the community, we will arrest them in their workplace.”

“We are taking these threats to public safety on the road with your help or without your help.”

Fox News’ Michael Dorgan, Alec Schemmel and Taylor Penney contributed to this report.