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Former Immigration and Customs Enforcement Director Thomas Homan tells House Oversight and Reform Committee Chairman Elijah Cummings of Maryland following a heated exchange at a House Oversight and Reform Committee hearing on migrant family separation that no one had experienced what he experienced, he saw many dead bodies across the border, to talk about a policy memo that was one option to stop death, not just enforcing law but stop death, that to legalize and immigration good luck because it would get a hell of a lot worse because with no more consequence, more families would come, more women will be raped and more children would die, but the United States is a nation of laws, calling on Cummings to change it if he did not like it, Homan having served 34 years, would not sit there and allow a Congressman to say he did not like children who were not the same color as his children.