White House denies border tsar Tom Homan accepted $50,000 bribe
- Maryland Forward
- Sep 22
- 1 min read

“The White House has dismissed US media reports alleging that border tsar Tom Homan accepted a $50,000 (£37,000) bribe last year during an undercover FBI sting operation.
According to various outlets, Homan last year allegedly promised immigration-related government contracts to FBI agents posing as business executives during a meeting in Texas.”
“Citing unnamed sources US media reported that the investigation into Homan began around August 2024 and sprang from an unrelated law enforcement probe.
An undercover sting was arranged, and Homan was recorded on audio allegedly accepting $50,000 in a bag from the restaurant chain Cava, the sources reportedly said.”
Trump appointed FBI Director Kash Patel later closed the investigation.
See full article here: