Former acting ICE Director Tom Homan said he wanted to give Rep. Jesus Garcia “a beating” during the House Oversight Committee hearing Friday after being accused of racism and indifference to dying children.

The Illinois Democrat called Homan a “racist and said [he] didn’t care about dying children,” according to Homan, who spoke about the argument on “Fox & Friends” Monday morning.

Homan hit back at other House Democrats while defending border agents and the conditions at border facilities. He fought with Democratic Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York, Gerry Connolly of Virginia and more. Connolly accused the Trump administration of giving “hardly humane care” to migrant families.

“Someone calling me a racist and saying I don’t care about dying children, that’s when I broke,” Homan told Fox & Friends Monday. “If you notice I hesitated for a minute before I started yelling because I was actually thinking about getting up, throwing that man [Garcia] a beating right in the middle of the room because when you tell someone who has spent their career saving lives that I don’t care about dying children and I’m a racist, that’s where I broke.”

Homan reiterated his restraint on giving Garcias “a beating” and said that he “tried his best” to get Americans to hear the point he was hoping to make, according to a “Mornings On The Mall” interview Monday.

“I tried my best,” Homan said. “They wanted to silence me … Even the audience didn’t want me to speak. I didn’t leave for one sole reason, cuz that’s what the wanted, and I wasn’t gonna give that to them. At one point, I lost it.”

Garcia’s questions to Homan Friday at the House Oversight Committee hearing included asking Homan if he had “ever held a deceased child” in his arms. Homan responded by saying that the comments were “disgusting” before launching into a speech about what he has done for “34 years” as he served his country.

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