Tom Holman and I headed to the Arizona border

to find out what he has planned to protect our nation.

You said that this got to the point that it actually broke you.

19 dead people at my feet will bake to death.

All the ones that died are in their underwear trying to get some relief from the heat.

A five-year-old little boy wearing Batman underwear,

the same underwear my son had, my five-girls son.

That incident back in the tractor trailer, that changed me forever.

I'm a tough guy, but I had to get helped.

This isn't about being a badass.

This is about saving lives.

Tonight, we're discussing a pivotal moment in American politics. Donald Trump's recent election victory, which many attribute to his steadfast promises

to tackle the pressing issue of border security.

He resonated with many voters who feel that immigration has spiraled out

of control. Promises of mass deportations and the completion of the border wall echoed through

his speeches, capturing the attention of those who believe that strong measures are necessary

to safeguard our communities. Trump's proposed policies include deploying military resources to the southern border

and reinstating strict measures like the Remain in Mexico policy,

which requires asylum seekers to wait in Mexico while their claims are processed.

And the guy who is going to implement these promises is Tom Holman. As the former

acting director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Tom has dedicated his career

to law enforcement and border security. Last night, I sat down with the newly appointed

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