Dave Rubin pulled back the curtain on a crucial moment this week when he shared a Direct Message clip of President Trump’s border czar, Tom Homan, delivering a blunt warning to the Minneapolis agitators who have been organizing and funding interference with ICE operations. Homan didn’t mince words — he told reporters that those orchestrating attacks on federal officers will be found and held accountable, a message Americans who love law and order should welcome.
“Justice is coming,” Homan declared, and that phrase is exactly the kind of plain-spoken promise the country needs when mobs and masked organizers think they can weaponize protest to sabotage enforcement. He made clear the administration is tracking the funding and coordination behind these disruptions and that prosecutions are on the table for those who cross the line from peaceful dissent into criminal obstruction.
Homan also explained that a drawdown of federal forces in Minnesota is possible, but only if state and local officials stop protecting and even enabling these agitators and instead cooperate on basic law enforcement tasks like jail access and transferring dangerous criminals. The truth is uncomfortable for city hall leftists: roughly 3,000 federal officers have been operating in the Twin Cities because local leaders refused to do the simple job of keeping their communities safe.
Meanwhile, law-abiding Americans have watched with disgust as organized networks of spotters and encrypted chats track federal movements and actively try to intimidate agents doing essential public-safety work. Reporters on the ground and federal sources alike have documented coordinated messaging and spotters sharing information — the picture of a protest industry that’s gone professional and dangerous, funded by people who think political theater excuses endangering officers.
Patriots should also note that Homan didn’t show up for television photo ops or virtue signaling; he showed up to enforce the law and to restore order where ideology has failed the people who pay the bills and keep businesses open. If Minneapolis’ politicians want to posture for headlines, fine — but real leadership means choosing citizens’ safety over woke theater, and if that means prosecutions for funders and organizers of attacks on officers, so be it.
Americans across this country are tired of seeing federal agents vilified while the people who foment chaos walk away with applause and donations. Now is the moment for the justice system to do its job, for local officials to stop playing politics with public safety, and for patriotic citizens to stand behind the men and women who risk everything to enforce the law. The promise that “justice is coming” should give honest, hardworking Americans hope that lawfulness will win out over lawlessness.
