WASHINGTON (TNND) — President Donald Trump's Border Czar Tom Homan says, "We've got to finish the job," when it comes to getting more funding to follow through on the administration's border crackdown.

The National News Desk's Kristine Frazao spoke to Homan on Tuesday about the administration's success and what comes next.

This can be the first administration in the history of the nation to have operational, total operational control of our southern border. What a meaningful thing for national security. No one's getting in this country without being apprehended to talk to. We need to know everybody coming in this country," Homan said.

Homan also spoke about Tren De Aragua, comparing the criminal gang to a Fortune 500 company.

"They're really very well coordinated. They're, they're all over the country and these groups are coordinated. They're like a Fortune 500 company. They, you know, they got a business concept of how to come to this country and try to unsettle this country through, you know, whether it's, you know, forced sex trafficking, armed robberies, murder for hire," Homan said.

He also commented on Democratic Rep. LaMonica McIver being charged with assault after a skirmish with federal officers who arrested the Newark mayor outside an immigration detention center in New Jersey.

Homan said, "God bless Alina Habba. I think she's doing the right thing. Staying strong on this."

Frazao also asked Homan about the northern border, as she plans to travel there in the coming weeks to learn more about the immigration situation near Canada.

"We're down 88%. I'm not happy with that. We got, we gotta do more up there. But Canada is. Canada, they wanna put more technology on their southern border. They want, they already put more resources on their southern border. We need to do the same. And that's this big beautiful bill that's sitting up on hill right now, will give us some money to add more boots on the ground, the northern border, more technology to stop these few of them coming in," Homan said.