In a chilling warning, former acting ICE Director Tom Homan has urged that escalating violence against border patrol and ICE agents is not just a possibility but an inevitability. Speaking after a tense dinner meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Homan expressed grave concerns about the rising rhetoric surrounding immigration enforcement, stating, “I have been warning about this for two months.”

Homan’s comments come on the heels of recent violent incidents targeting law enforcement officials, which he believes could have resulted in even more serious injuries or fatalities. He criticized the inflammatory language used by some politicians and activists, which he claims incites dangerous confrontations. “Unless we stop the hateful rhetoric against ICE and Border Patrol, there will be more situations like this,” he warned, emphasizing the potential for bloodshed.

The former ICE chief pointed out that the ongoing vilification of these agencies, equating them to historical oppressors, is reckless and could lead to tragic outcomes. He highlighted a specific incident involving an individual with anarchist ties who allegedly plotted to harm border agents. “This is not just fearmongering; it’s a reality we need to confront,” Homan stated.

As tensions continue to rise, the question remains: How far will this rhetoric escalate before it leads to irreversible consequences? Homan’s stark warning serves as a call to action for lawmakers and the public alike to reconsider the implications of their words and actions. The situation is dire, and without immediate intervention, the potential for further violence looms ominously on the horizon.