Tom Homan, a former ICE director, criticizes the leadership in Chicago, specifically targeting the mayor and governor for their handling of illegal immigration and public safety. He argues that their policies, particularly those protecting illegal aliens, are detrimental to the community's safety. Homan promises to return to Chicago with ICE agents to address these issues, emphasizing his commitment to community safety. He mentions having support from local community leaders and pastors, contrasting their stance with that of the city's mayor. Homan asserts that ICE will work to make the city safer, regardless of local government cooperation.