Tom Homan, the man appointed as the "border czar" for the Trump administration, recently spoke about the government's approach to immigration. Homan warned that if enforcement becomes too aggressive or widespread, the administration risks losing the support of the public. He argued that officials should focus first on arresting and deporting immigrants with criminal records to keep the people's trust. However, official government data suggests a different reality. Records show that less than 14% of those arrested had committed violent crimes. Despite this, enforcement actions have already impacted hundreds of thousands of people, including U.S. citizens.