Trump appears at a fundraiser for a creator of his 'family separation' policy
Since President Trump left office in 2021, his Mar-a-Lago mansion in Florida has become a regular staging ground for fundraising events supporting Republican candidates and causes.
This week, attendees shelled out up to $100,000 to support an organization aligned with the issue that appears to be the most animating for Republican voters: immigration and the border.
Trump appeared at a fundraiser Thursday at Mar-a-Lago for the Border911 foundation. The nonprofit was founded last year by Thomas Homan, a former acting director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, who helped implement and oversee the former president's controversial "family separation policy" and remains a steadfast Trump supporter.
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