President Donald Trump’s border czar, Tom Homan, has delivered a fiery warning to thousands of migrants heading north toward the United States following the Democrats’ midterm election victories.
The message couldn’t be clearer: Democrats may have gained ground in Congress and Texas, but President Trump is still in the White House, and America’s southern border is NOT reopening.
Homan said:
“Congress may be more blue. Texas may be more blue. But the White House is red—bright red!
“And again, President Trump created the most secure border in history. These caravans can come to the border all they want; they’re not going to be released into the United States. They’re going to be turned around or prosecuted, then turned around, because we will charge them with a crime so they can sit in jail, serve their sentence, before they’re deported.
“But we’re not giving one inch on this border. This is the most secure border in history. We’re going to keep it secure because we’ve got President Trump in the White House, who’s not going to let this border become chaotic again, and neither will I.
“We’re going to keep that border secure. So come all you want!
“But again, Mexico needs to step up like they did in Trump’s first term. They need to put troops on their southern border, northern border. It’s against the law in Mexico.”
BREAKING: Border Czar Tom Homan delivers a clear warning to incoming caravans:
“Congress may be more blue. Texas may be more blue. THE WHITE HOUSE IS RED.”
Midterm results don’t change executive authority. Catch-and-release is not coming back, and the border remains completely shut. 🇺🇸— Ryan Fournier (@RyanAFournier) November 11, 2026
His warning came amid fresh evidence that the Democrats’ victories in last week’s elections have encouraged some migrants to believe their chances of entering the United States may be improving.
According to Reuters on Wednesday, approximately 1,500 migrants, including families with young children, were traveling north from Tapachula, Mexico, after the election results renewed hopes of more welcoming immigration policies.
The caravan, reportedly named “God With Us,” includes migrants from Central America who have been stranded in southern Mexico amid tighter U.S. entry restrictions.
According to AFP, Mexican authorities attempted to block approximately 100 migrants crossing from Guatemala into Chiapas on Tuesday.
Reports indicated that around 40 migrants were detained after encountering Mexican National Guard troops, immigration officials and police.
A larger caravan of approximately 1,000 migrants had entered Mexico days earlier.
One Nicaraguan migrant told AFP that he hoped the Democrats’ midterm victories would give him another opportunity to enter the United States.
The Trump administration, however, has already signaled that it intends to crack down not only on illegal border crossings but also on the networks organizing migrant caravans.
On October 29, the State Department announced that it had taken steps to impose visa restrictions on more than 15 individuals involved in organizing, facilitating or promoting recent caravans.
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