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Will Cain: All right.
I know, as you mentioned, promises made, promises kept.
It's the number one issue, probably.
I would think it's the number one issue.
If you interviewed Trump voters that earned their vote for President Trump, a promise to control immigration and something that was completely out of control, as is, by the way, or as was Washington, D.C.
We're up on one year, Tom, since President Trump's law and order implementation in Washington, D.C., 16,000 arrests since its launch.
So what point do you feel like, does the administration feel like, Tom, that you've done your job in D.C.?
How long do you stay?
When is it mission accomplished?
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Tom Homan: We got no timeline right now.
We got to wait and see.
Are the local and state authorities going to step up and do the job?
We're working closely with them.
When is the handoff?
I can't say that yet.