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EPISODE · Apr 2, 2026 · 25 MIN

SCOOP: Tom Homan Rejected By His Own Hometown — Sackets Harbor Mayor and Business Owner Says Scram

from The Mayday Daily Dispatch · host The Mayday Network

[Recorded LIVE Tuesday March 31, 2026]  Tom Homan grew up just a few miles from where Mayday Co-Founder Michelle Kinney did. She knows these towns — the harbors, the diners, the people who don't make noise unless they mean it. When someone in that corner of the world decides to say something publicly, it's not for attention. It's because they've made up their mind. This is the same town that stood up to Homan last year — when ICE swept up a mother and her three schoolchildren in a raid on a dairy farm and sent them to a detention facility in Texas. Nearly a thousand people marched through the streets of Sackets Harbor to Homan's front door. The family came home. Now the town's Mayor, Alex Morgia, is sending another message. Mayday is the first outside the North Country to report it — and bringing it to our audience around the world.

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