Tom Holman, incoming Trump border czar, discusses the current state of immigration enforcement, particularly in sanctuary cities like New York and San Diego. He criticizes the current administration's handling of immigration, emphasizing that under Trump, individuals violating release conditions would be detained. Holman highlights the need for public safety by prioritizing the arrest of gang members and other threats. He mentions the challenges posed by sanctuary cities that refuse to cooperate with ICE, arguing that this endangers communities and law enforcement officers. Holman asserts that the Trump administration will enforce immigration laws more strictly, focusing on deporting those with criminal records. He also addresses the opposition from organizations like the ACLU, stating that they will not deter the administration's efforts. Holman expresses confidence in the upcoming changes and the support from officials like Kristi Noem.