Tom Homan unloads on Democrat lawmaker for claiming that illegally entering the US is not a crime

The border, Tom Human, returned to the Democratic Representative of Texas Yasmine Crocate because of its recent claim that the United States illegally entry “is not a crime” despite its violation of federal law.

“From the crime of ending the country legally under Chapter 8, United States Law 1325, and it is really compassionate that any member of Congress does not understand what the law says,” Homan said on Monday at Fox.

“They broke the law …” continued. “It is a criminal violation to enter the country illegally. If I entered a precedent, this is a felony. I was saying this because I do not know how long … it’s the crime of entering this country, and we will implement these laws.”

Human, Saddam AOC at an online symposium to help immigrants escape from ice raids: “I thought I taught her.”

Tom Human, the White House, the Tsar border, speaks during the Conservative Political Labor Conference (CPAC) in the National Port, Maryland, United States, on Saturday, February 22, 2025. (Kent Nishimura / Bloomberg via Getty Images / Getty Images)

During the emergence of the weekend on “The Katie Phang Show”, Texas discussed its performance at the last parliament committee session In the policies of the city of Haram, She explained to the public that entering the country illegally was not a “crime” but rather a “civil accusation”.

“It is not a criminal violation of the country illegally … it’s not a crime. That is why they are [Republicans] Very frustrated, because they really want our local law to come out and collect people when they can search for sexual killers and aggressors, as well as thieves. They want them to go and connect people with civil accusations. “

Bill Maher knocks on the deputy. Yasmine Crocate, she wonders about her situation as a “great leader” in the Democratic Party

American MP Yasmine Crocate (D-TX) speaks during the “Government Supervision and Reform” session in Capitol Hill, in Washington, DC, on February 12, 2025. (Alex Wrblewski / AFP via Getty Images / Getty Images)

The entry of the United States illegally is a federal misdemeanor punishable by fines and up to six months in prison for criminals for the first time. Repeated criminals can be subjected to fines and up to two years in prison, with more important penalties for those who after committing multiple misdemeanors or a felony crime.

The accredited “residence period”, such as the work visa, is not considered a criminal crime.

Click here to get the Fox News app

Lindsay Kornick from Fox News Digital contributed to this report.