Tom Homan Intervenes: California to Deport Drunk Driver Who Killed Teens

Intervention in California Case

• 🚨 Tom Homan and the DOJ intervened to prevent the early release of Oscar Eduardo Ortega Angiano, an undocumented immigrant who killed two American teenagers in a drunk driving crash.
• 📌 Angiano had a 10-year sentence and an ICE detainer, yet California was set to release him early.

Homan's Commitment and DOJ Action

• 💬 Tom Homan expressed his emotional commitment, stating he would work with Secretary Mayorkas to ensure the individual's deportation, even if it meant ICE agents taking custody outside the facility.
• ⚖️ The Department of Homeland Security and ICE confirmed a detainer was placed, and if the state did not comply, the Department of Justice would pursue federal prison charges.
• 🇺🇸 The administration emphasized a zero-tolerance policy for illegal immigrant crime, highlighting that this individual had been deported twice before by a previous administration.

California's Response and Shifting Blame

• 🗣️ Governor Gavin Newsom stated California would cooperate with ICE and DOJ, coordinating the transfer of the individual before release.
• 🚩 The narrative was shifted by some to blame a GOP DA for a plea deal, rather than the state's policies or sanctuary city status.

Broader Immigration and Justice Concerns

• 💔 The discussion highlighted the pain of "angel moms and dads" and the perceived denial of due process for victims compared to undocumented immigrants.
• 📈 Comparisons were made to the sentencing of J6 defendants, with the argument that an illegal immigrant killing citizens received a lenient sentence and early release.
• 🗳️ Concerns were raised that blanket amnesty for undocumented immigrants could lead to a permanent one-party state in America.
• 🚔 The sentiment was expressed that for individuals who enter illegally, commit heinous crimes, and kill citizens, life in prison is a lenient punishment, and prosecution on federal levels for the remainder of their lives is preferred.