OAN Premieres ‘Bad Hombres’ Series on ICE Enforcement
OAN launches new series ‘Bad Hombres’ showcasing ICE’s efforts to combat illegal criminals and protect families.
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One America News Network (OAN) is set to debut its new law enforcement series, Bad Hombres, this weekend, highlighting the critical work of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in safeguarding national security. The series will air on Saturday and Sunday with multiple time slots, offering an in-depth look at ICE’s high-stakes mission to track and capture dangerous individuals who have crossed into the country.
Focus on Criminals and Their Impact
The show will feature real-life stories of ICE agents as they pursue some of the most dangerous criminals, including sex offenders, drug dealers, arms traffickers, and members of foreign terrorist organizations. It also explores the human cost of illegal immigration, particularly the tragic impact on families who have lost loved ones to violence and crime.
One of the series’ key themes is the emotional toll on families affected by illegal criminals. The debut episode will focus on the devastating consequences of an open border, with heart-wrenching accounts of parents who have lost children to violence at the hands of these criminals.
Real Stories, No Script
Dan Garza, CEO of Real Media Works, emphasized that the series is based on real events, with no scripting or staging involved. He stated, “We worked hard to bring only the best stories about the baddest guys they were after. Nothing here is scripted, nothing is staged. This is what we observed, and what they did. The real story.”
OAN, launched on July 4, 2013, is dedicated to providing independent and credible news coverage of U.S. and international events. The network operates news bureaus in Washington, D.C., and California, and utilizes external sources such as US Pool feeds, the Associated Press, and Reuters. OAN produces sixteen hours of live news every weekday, along with four one-hour prime-time talk shows.
Source: OANN
