In this eye-opening episode, Dr. Phil welcomes Tom Homan, former Acting ICE Director and current White House Border Czar, for an unfiltered conversation about America's evolving approach to border security and immigration enforcement. Homan shares how, under his leadership and with strong support from President Trump, the U.S. achieved historic reductions in illegal border crossings—securing the southern border faster than anyone thought possible. He explains the smart, effective strategies now being used to target public safety and national security threats, while also offering humane solutions for those seeking to self-deport. With firsthand stories and clear-eyed analysis, Homan lays out why enforcing immigration laws is not only about upholding the rule of law, but also about saving lives, protecting vulnerable migrants from cartels, and honoring those who pursue legal pathways. Dr. Phil challenges and explores these tough issues, giving viewers a front-row seat to the real impacts—and real leadership—behind today's border policy.

Dr. Phil investigates the controversial case of Michael McMahon, a former police sergeant turned private investigator, now convicted of acting as an unregistered foreign agent. His wife, Emmy award-winning actress Martha Byrne, says the real story isn't about espionage—it's about government overreach and a justice system that turned her husband into a scapegoat. Congressman Pete Sessions, who reviewed the case and co-signed a letter to the judge, says Michael is innocent. And retired FBI agent Kevin Hecht, a Chinese counterintelligence expert, believes the government got it wrong. As Michael prepares to enter federal prison, Dr. Phil asks: Is this what justice looks like—or is there something far more dangerous at play?