As President-elect Donald Trump 's mass deportation plan takes shape, the appointment of Tom Homan as "border czar" may be facing significant obstacles.

Incoming border czar Tom Homan came out swinging in Chicago this week, saying mass deportations would start in the Windy City, telling residents, “Your mayor sucks and your governor sucks.” The former acting head of Immigration and Customs Enforcement asked Mayor Brandon Johnson and Gov.

Homan joins NewsNation’s “CUOMO” to discuss what the consequences could be for lawmakers opposing mass deportations.

The president-elect’s team is committed to pursuing immigrants who crossed illegally, but is wary about logistical challenges.

In an interview with CNN’s Victor Blackwell, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson vowed to protect the people in his city, when asked whether he would inform US Immigration and Customs Enforcement if there is someone in local police custody who is accused of a serious crime.

Donald Trump’s incoming “border czar” has suggested the president-elect’s plans for mass deportations will begin in Chicago, part of a plan that would deploy law enforcement officers into communities across the country for broad sweeps targeting people living in the country without legal permission.