AOC EXPOSED Aiding Illegal Aliens to Dodge ICE—Homan Demands DOJ Response! [WATCH]

Former acting ICE Director and current border czar Tom Homan suggested that Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) could face criminal prosecution for interfering with deportation efforts and aiding illegal immigrants.

BREAKING: AOC may face charges for teaching illegal immigrants how to avoid capture.

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Homan made the remarks Thursday in an interview with Fox News host Laura Ingraham, responding to a recent webinar hosted by Ocasio-Cortez, where she and immigration activists instructed illegal immigrants on how to avoid deportation.

On Tuesday night, Ocasio-Cortez hosted an Instagram live webinar titled “Know Your Rights.”

The nearly hour-long event, conducted in both English and Spanish, featured legal experts from the Immigrant Defense Project and included direct input from the congresswoman’s office.

“ICE raids are political tactics, and they’re often intended to create fear,” said Genia Blaser, a lawyer with the Immigrant Defense Project, during the webinar.

“This is a time where there is a lot of fear. And in fear, it’s really important to have knowledge because knowledge is power.”

Blaser also claimed that ICE agents are “often very aggressive, and the encounters can happen really quickly.”

Beyond the webinar, Ocasio-Cortez’s office is distributing materials that provide guidance on ICE operations and ways illegal immigrants can resist deportation.

The congresswoman is also encouraging those with an open order of removal or concerns about being detained to complete a privacy release form, allowing her office to intervene on their behalf.

One flyer available on Ocasio-Cortez’s website states: “You do not have to open the door” for ICE agents and asserts that agents cannot enter a home without a valid warrant signed by a judge. “You can ask them to slip the warrant under the door,” the flyer advises.

Her office has also coordinated with pro bono immigration lawyers to provide free legal assistance to illegal immigrants facing deportation.

Homan expressed serious concerns about whether Ocasio-Cortez’s actions cross legal lines, stating that he had contacted the Department of Justice to review whether she was impeding law enforcement efforts.

“And I sent an email today to the Deputy Attorney General. At what level is that impediment? Is that impediment? I’m not an attorney, I’m not a prosecutor. Is that impediment? Is that impeding our law enforcement efforts?” Homan said on The Ingraham Angle.

“If so, what are we going to do about it? Is she crossing the line? So I’m working with the Department of Justice and finding out where is that line that they crossed. So maybe AOC is going to be in trouble now, but I need the AOG to opine on that. Because impediment is impediment in my opinion. I’m not a prosecutor, but we need some further guidance on that.”

Homan also suggested that financial repercussions could follow, indicating that the federal government might consider pulling funds from jurisdictions that obstruct immigration enforcement.

“But again, if we have to take every federal dollar out of the city, we’ll do it,” Homan added.

HOLY SHT!!

Border Czar Tom Homan just said he has referred Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to the DOJ for potential PROSECUTION after she potentially impeded law enforcement from finding illegal aliens.

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Ocasio-Cortez has long been an outspoken critic of ICE and federal immigration enforcement, but the latest controversy raises questions about whether her involvement in helping illegal immigrants evade deportation could lead to legal consequences.

Homan’s comments indicate that discussions are underway within the Department of Justice about whether her actions constitute unlawful interference.

While no formal charges have been announced, the situation continues to develop as federal officials assess whether further action is warranted.

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