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>>190436Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump - Video: Will Cain: Border czar Tom Homan joins me now.
Tom, thanks for being with us here today.
Talk to me about this visa crackdown.
Is this a start?
Are there many more of, I believe, something like three point six million visa holders who are now eligible to have their visa revoked?
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Tom Homan: Yeah, we're doing a complete review.
This is just the beginning.
And, you know, President Trump, as you said, takes, you know, visas.
The greatest privilege, one of the greatest privileges this country gives.
I mean, it's a privilege to come to the greatest nation on earth.
And all we ask is a couple of things: Number one, be truthful about who you are and why you're coming here.
And number two, obey the laws while you're here.
So, you know, this is an ongoing process.
Not only that, we're reviewing refugee applications that need to be reviewed, that were... just, you know, the unlawful ... of Biden administration.
All this needs to be reviewed.
Let's remember, not only did millions come across the border illegally to release the United States,
we had over half a million people from Haiti, Nicaragua, Venezuela come to American airports. 30,000 A month.
So, you know, we're reviewing all of this and cleaning the system up and get rid of those that, number one, shouldn't be here.
Number two, that are a national security threat or a public safety threat.
They need to go home.
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Will Cain: What was it like before you began this process, before you started looking into all of these visa holders?
What was it like to enter the United States with many of these issues in their background, or at least happening while they're here in the United States?
It makes it seem like it was pretty wide open.
Anybody could come in and do whatever they want and continue to stay here in America.
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Tom Homan: You know, Will, I work for Fox News.
I met you up at the studio one time.
I worked for you for a few years.
And for four years, the Biden administration, I was frustrated every day because you got Secretary Mayorkas was standing in front of Congress, under oath, and numerous media events and everybody we let in is properly vetted.
Which was a stone cold lie.
When they say "vetted," they may run them against NCIC, our criminal database.
They didn't have access to most countries'criminal databases.
And when it comes to people from, you know, Russia and China and Turkey and Syria,
Do you think those countries are going to share any national security information on these people?
You're talking tens of thousands of Chinese nationals released in the United States.
Do we honestly think China will share with us any national security information on these people?
Of course not.
So President Trump not only gave us the most secure border in the history of the nation, not only are we arresting, deporting a record number of illegal aliens from this country - promises made, promises kept - but we're looking at the ones that Biden brought in either lawfully or illegally through parole, and we've got to clean house.
And President Trump's serious about it, and we're all over it.
It's the State Department, Department of Homeland Security are working very closely together, along with the Department of Justice.
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