Homan & Mullin: New Immigration Leadership

0:00On March 12, borders are Tom Homan is building a stronger working relationship with Senator Mark Wayne Mullin from Oklahoma, President Donald Trump's. Pick to replace outgoing Homeland Security Secretary, Kristi Noem. The two had major tensions before Noem left last week, leaving home and sideline on key immigration calls. Homan has already started introducing Mullin to the president's top allies and major players in immigration policy. This comes after Homan clashed with Noem, over enforcing laws in big cities and felt cut out of major decisions. Tensions boiled over when federal agents were linked to two fatal shootings of U.S. citizens in Minneapolis prompting Homan's trip there to calm. Things down. Officials say he now wants a bigger voice in interior enforcement operations. With Mullin stepping in, insiders expect smoother teamwork that let Homan fulfill his borders are role more fully, drawing on his expertise for. The White House backs Homan's ongoing work on critical immigration projects and predicts

1:01strong results as the new leadership builds on past gains.