Border czar Tom Homan said on Thursday that he will stay in Minneapolis "until the problem is gone" after President Donald Trump tapped him to lead an immigration crackdown, following the departure of Border Patrol commander at large Gregory Bovino from the state. "I've been on the ground less than three full days. I got in here on Monday. The President of the United States called me Monday morning and asked me to deploy here," Homan told reporters. "Got here Monday evening, and I'm staying till the problem's gone." Homan added that Trump promised the American people, including residents in Minnesota, that he would work to make sure communities are safe and ensured the administration "is absolutely focused on identifying removal aliens that pose a public safety threat and national security threats." "I've heard many people want to know why we're talking to people who they don't consider friends to the administration," said Homan. "Bottom line is you can't fix problems if you don't h...