Outrage as visibly upset Trump border czar blurts out shock admission

President Donald Trump's border czar, Tom Homan, became visibly upset outside the White House, blurting out a shock admission to reporters before storming off.

Homan was talking about Minnesota and other ICE shootings and the public demand for federal law enforcement agents to wear body cameras following to multiple ICE killings, including deaths in Maine and Texas this month.

"All the mistakes they say happened in Minnesota — the mistakes they claim in Minnesota, a lot of them I don't think were mistakes," Homan admitted, shocking onlookers.

He also argued that the people killed by ICE did not follow directions, which led to their demise.

"It comes down to one simple fact — these people failed to comply with law enforcement ... all they had to do is comply. If they did, they'd be alive today," Homan said.

Before walking off upset, he complained that he can't buy milk in a store without a security detail, calling it "pathetic and disgusting."

Commentators quickly responded.

"Guessing many elected Republicans on the ‘26 ballot, including Susan Collins, won’t be happy that the official WH line on ICE killings is to blame the dead," journalist Chuck Todd wrote on X.

"You mean like Ashli Babbitt?" Meidas Touch editor-in-chief Ron Filipkowski wrote on X.

"Alex Pretti had turned away and was not engaging when DHS agents still attacked and killed him," David J. Bier, immigration policy analyst at the Cato Institute Director of Immigration Studies, wrote on X.

"No mistakes. Just horrific policy," Duncan Jones, director of "Warcraft," wrote on Bluesky.