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Border czar Tom Homan expressed support for expanding the use of GPS-enabled ankle monitors on illegal immigrants, as the Trump administration continues its crackdown at the southern border.

Border czar Tom Homan told CNN host Dana Bash on Sunday during an interview that appearance alone does not give ICE agents reasonable suspicion in detaining illegal immigrants.

The border czar also said he was unsure of the status of the eight men recently sent to South Sudan — or whether they are detained there — saying that they are no longer in U.S. custody.

Homan stressed that "no one's above the law" and that Newsom would be prosecuted if he chooses to impede the deportation efforts.