‘Saturday Night Live’ takes aim at Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) again on Saturday for portraying border czar Tom Homan Hold meetings with ICE agents during the cold open.

“My name is Tom Homan. Now, I’m sure many of you are wondering Why Greg Bovinothe last person, was fired,” Pete Davidsonsaid Homan. “I want to emphasize that it’s not because he did a bad job, it’s not because he openly lied about shooting American citizens or even—uh oh!—dressed like a Nazi. It’s because he was caught on camera doing these things. And the president doesn’t like that.”

The show also caused a sensation Immigration enforcement agencies in “weekend update“Clip from last week. Davidson asks what agents are doing in minneapolisan agent responded: “Passed.”

Davidson again asked the agents in the skit: “Come on, guys, what are we doing in Minneapolis?”

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Pete Davidson plays Tom Homan during the “ICE Conference” cold open on Saturday, January 31, 2026. (Will Heath/NBC via Getty Images)

“This may be wrong, but, Army?” another responded.

“We are here to detain and deport,” Davidson said of Homan. illegal immigration Who committed the crime. “

“This is literally the first I’ve heard of it,” one agent told Davidson.

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“Well, it shouldn’t be that way. Just so I know what you were told to do?” Davidson asked. One agent responded: “Wild.”

SNL made a joke ICE aired an episode live earlier this month.

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Weekend update for Saturday, December 13, 2025 from “SNL” anchors Colin Jost and Michael Che. (Will Heath/NBC via Getty Images)

“New cast member Tommy Brennan, who grew up in St. Paul, has prepared a solo monologue for the Jan. 17 episode, which marks the show’s return from the holidays,” Minnesota Star Tribune reports Wednesday. “But the nearly four-minute clip was cut between rehearsals and the live broadcast. This is not unusual; showrunner and show creator Lorne Michaels often deletes sketches at the last minute for time reasons.”

monologue was later released on the official “Saturday Night Live” YouTube channel. The show often shares sketches that didn’t air but were still performed in front of a live audience.

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Fox News’ Alexander Hall contributed to this report.