President Donald Trump’s Border Czar Tom Homan has referred New York Democrat Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to the deputy attorney general for investigation.

He made the announcement this week when he spoke to Fox News host Sean Hannity.

“She wants to go out and say she’s teaching people the constitutional rights. Yeah, you can call it that,” Homan said to Hannity.

“We all know what she’s up to. She wants to tell these people how to evade arrest, how to evade lice, and we still got child predators we’re looking for in New York and her district. People convicted of child sex crimes, people who’ve been convicted of rape, and she wants to say she’s educating them in constitutional rights,” the border czar said.

“We’re trying to enforce the laws that Congress enacted. I believe she’s a member of Congress, so if they’re writing laws they don’t want enforced, I can think they got better things to do at a time, but as a member of Congress, you would think she’d want ICE to enforce laws, laws they enacted, that they appropriate us funding to do, and that’s what we’re trying to do, and she’s making it more difficult and more dangerous,” he said.

Hannity said that it is likely that the representative could make a free speech case, but asked “When does it cross a line into aiding and abetting law breaking?”

“That’s exactly the question I posed to the Deputy Attorney General. I asked him to look into it. I said, you know, I know through my career someone steps in front of you and between you and the person you’re arresting or beating,” Homan said.

“Yeah, that’s a violation, but at what point do you cross the line on saying you’re educating people versus you’re teaching them how to evade ICE arrest? So I’ve asked that question to the Department of Justice for clear guidance so I can share that with the officers of ICE. So we’re looking for that clear direction so we can start taking action on people that want to evade, who want to help educate these people to evade ICE, so hopefully any day now we get that guidance sent out to the field,” he said.