Democrats FURIOUS After Trump Admin ARRESTS Illegals At Immigration COURTS ft. George Fishman
Summary
On today's show, we're joined by George Fishman of the Center for Immigration Studies to talk about the need for mass deportations of illegal immigrants and the impact on the economy and the economy as a result of it.
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at chattermobile.com. We have this story from NBC News. Immigration arrests in courthouses
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have become the new deportation tool stripping migrants of a legal process. It's a lie, by the
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way, that's not stripping them of a legal process. What's happening is illegal immigrants who are not
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supposed to be here are going to these courts to try and get legitimate stay in this country.
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And when they are invariably denied because they're here illegally, they walk out of the courtroom and
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they get arrested immediately. Now, NBC News says they're losing a legal process, but they broke the
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law and they're here illegally. And they still get their process, which is crazy. Check this out.
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They say, after Julio David Perez Rodriguez attended an immigration hearing last week in
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pursuit of a refugee status in the U.S., the Cuba National was stopped by an undercover agent at the
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elevator, handcuffed and taken into custody. If you have done nothing illegal, why do you have me
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handcuffed? If I have done nothing illegal, why do you have me handcuffed? We're coming to this
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country to seek freedom. What is happening with this country, he said. You came here illegally,
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okay, sought refugee status, was denied, and now you're being removed.
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They say he's one of dozens of immigrants caught in similar drag nets drawn in cities around the
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country since last week as the reality of President Donald Trump's mass deportation operation penetrates
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further into American families' consciousness. Now, I do have a question. What do you think,
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my friends, of Donald Trump's activities? We have this for President Trump's job approval,
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and I'm going to show you. It's really good. It's a great job approval rating. In fact,
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Trump is doing better, I think we have this right here, than Bush and Obama. Indeed he is.
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The only problem, take a look at this 20-point swing. Over a similar time period, Yahoo News has a
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minus 13. Erasmussen has him up seven. Trafalgar has him up eight. Over the exact same time period,
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Morning Consulate has him down five. Nobody knows. None of it makes sense. What I can say is right now,
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with everything Trump is doing, with the big, beautiful bill and all these plans,
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if the Republicans do not enact mass deportations of illegal immigrants, Democrats will mess with the
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census in 2030. And this will result in a major shift that grants them extra votes in the Electoral
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College, and they will never lose. Trump's got to get this job done right now, so that the interests
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of the American people are what is being voted on. Because let me just express, let me say this before
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we jump to the interview. It is not about how many votes. It's about how many electoral votes. And some
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estimates say that California has upwards of 10 extra congressional electoral votes, sorry,
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and congressional seats because of their illegal immigrants. So we're going to be joined by George
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Fishman of the Center for Immigration Studies. And there's a lot to break down on this one. So let
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me pull him in right now and see if we can get this one working. Let's see. I think we're getting it
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going. It's giving me the business. Don't worry. We got it. There we go. Just a second. George,
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can you hear me? Hi, hello. Can you hear me? I can. Can you hear me? Yes, sir. Welcome to the
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show. Thanks for joining me. Thanks so much for having me. Absolutely. So would you like to just
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briefly introduce yourself for those who are not familiar with your work? Sure. Well, I've been doing
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immigration since 1995. I worked as the chief counsel for the Republicans on the House Judiciary
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Committee's Immigration Subcommittee from 1998 to 2018. Then I worked at the Department of Homeland
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Security in the first Trump administration as a deputy general counsel at DHS. Now I'm at the Center
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for Immigration Studies. So we got a bunch of big stories. We've got the Trump administration saying
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they want to ramp up mass deportations. One of the big stories we're seeing, of course,
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is the deportation of this man, his entire family after he committed a terror attack in Boulder,
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Colorado. And Tom Homan saying that we're going to be dealing with 10 years of national security
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threats because of the Biden administration's open border policy. I'm curious if you have any
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information can expand on that. Do you agree with what Tom Homan was saying?
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I don't have any particular non-public information, but I certainly agree with Mr. Homan. Large numbers
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of individuals from countries, state sponsors of terrorism, countries of concern came in under the
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Biden administration, certainly many even from Afghanistan during the botched withdrawal from
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Afghanistan. And despite promises of vetting from the Biden administration, from DHS Secretary Mayorkas,
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it turned out that vetting was almost non-existent. So yeah, it's going to be a concern for a long time.
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Did you, just kind of as an aside, did you see that viral video where law enforcement officers
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approach a man in a car? He's an Afghan national who came to this country during that botched withdrawal,
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and then he shoots these cops? No, when did that happen? Yeah, I think this was like a week or two ago.
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This viral video comes out, and I don't know the exact date of the shooting, but they pull this guy over.
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He's agitated and angry, and he has a gun, and he says he's from Afghanistan, and he hates this country,
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and he didn't want to be here, and he had to because of the botched withdrawal. And then he, there's like
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three cops, and he unloads on them. I think one of the cops may have got shot in the arm,
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but this, I feel like things like that is exactly what Tom Homan's talking about. So I'm curious,
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I know that, you know, we've talked about my opinion on these various reasons why they opened
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up the border and allowed, what, 10 plus million people to come in over four years. But in your
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research, is there, is there like a stated reason that they did this? Or do you think there's a hidden
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agenda as to why they opened up the borders the way they did? Well, I think the not so hidden agenda
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from the Biden administration is they truly believed that anyone in the world who wanted
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to come to the United States had the right to come to the United States, and to not let them in was
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racist, to not let them in was inequitable, was, you know, things like that nature. So yeah, so I,
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they used every method possible to bring in as many people as possible, just irregardless of the laws
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that, that Congress has passed, that presidents, that presidents have signed. I went back for a few
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months, about a year ago, to assist the Homeland Security Committee with the impeachment of Biden's
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DHS Secretary Mayorkas. This was one of the reasons he was impeached by the House of Representatives for
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abusing the law in order to allow mass numbers of people into the country who were inadmissible
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under the laws that Congress passed, that presidents have enacted into law. You know,
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these were his so-called Biden's so-called lawful pathways. In my mind, Biden's not so lawful
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pathways to just get around the laws of this country to bring in as many people as possible.
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I think, you know, a lot of people say 20 million is the number of illegal immigrants
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in the country. I think Tom Homan said something like 10 and a half million people came in over the
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past four years. And now the Trump administration is trying to deal with this, with the security
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threats, with the disruption to our economy, and just the political structure. But you've been doing
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this for a long time. So I'm curious, does it seem worse now than it was in the past? Is it? Yeah,
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go ahead. Well, certainly during the Biden administration, it's never been as bad as in
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the Biden administration. And hopefully, President Trump and his administration can make substantial
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progress in undoing the damage from the Biden administration. When I was at DHS in President Trump's
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first term, when daily apprehensions at the border hit 2,000 a day, that was, you know, it was an
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emergency. It was it was all hands on deck and emergency. And fortunately, the Trump administration
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then came up with mechanisms such as remain in Mexico. And then and this was all before the
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COVID to staunch the flow of people coming in from Mexico. But under the Biden administration,
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it was past 10,000 a day. It was unprecedented apprehensions on the border. It, you know,
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really was something never witnessed before in this country. So your organization, what is what is your
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official stance? I suppose you could say you personally or your organization stance on immigration?
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Is it safe, legal, controlled migration? Is it limited moratorium?
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Well, you know, I think the Center for Immigration Studies view is we need
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fewer immigrants, but we need to give those immigrants we bring into the country legally
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a warmer welcome. But yes, to decrease legal levels of immigration, to allow for assimilation,
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to protect American workers, to cut off the flow of illegal immigration. And, you know, there's
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obviously a lot of views that can be encompassed within those goals. But those are the essential
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What do you so what do you think is the damage and the risk to this country by mass unfettered
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Well, you know, first, of course, is the damage to the rule of law, the damage, the loss of American
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sovereignty. It's, you know, many, many persons in in very, um, blue states and very liberal cities
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personally witnessed what happens when this mass uncontrolled immigration, uh, when all these, um,
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aliens were allowed in, uh, or were even flown in by the Biden administration flopped to cities like
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Chicago, New York, and, uh, the quality, the, the, you know, what that did to the quality of life in
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these cities, uh, uh, was dramatic. There's a representative, uh, a Democratic representative
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from Arizona. I, um, who basically said after the election, we lost Democrats lost the 2024 election
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because of two things, inflation and immigration. And it was the far left policy. He said it was the
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far left immigration policies of the Biden administration that defeated the Democrats in
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the 2024 election. So it's just ordinary people in liberal cities and blue states witnessing what
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happens to their quality of life when there's mass uncontrolled immigration to their, their kids at
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school, uh, to, uh, you know, everything. What, what, what are like, so we've talked about them quite a
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bit, but I'm wondering if you have any specific examples of that. It is easy to, easy to point out
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a lot of these stories where, uh, the one viral video, for instance, there was a, an older black man
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went to his community center and it was cots and, and like makeshift sleeping quarters for illegal
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immigrants. Those, those kinds of things are obvious. Are there any other examples you've
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witnessed where, you know, people in blue areas were experiencing the negative repercussions of
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mass illegal immigration? Uh, you pointed out exactly what I was thinking about, uh, thinking of
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those sort of, uh, things I've read in the newspapers, videos I've seen, uh, town halls, uh, uh, in cities
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around the country in which, uh, American minorities, uh, blacks, Hispanics, uh, you know, just ordinary
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people were, were fed up, were frustrated that exactly the sort of thing you were talking about
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there, there was the massive budget deficits, the billions of dollars spent on, on, on, you know, housing
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and, and feeding and, uh, all this, these massive number, uh, of, uh, you know, of aliens, it, uh, you
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know, it was the crime, you know, certainly cities where, you know, you know, Venezuelan gangs
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taken over and, and wrecking havoc. Taking apartments over. Yeah. And, you know, essentially,
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uh, it, none of it had to happen. It happened because of the policies of the Biden administration
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and, um, and, you know, it was, you know, as the house pointed out when it impeached Biden's
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DHS secretary of New Yorkers, it was bad enough that they came in with these crazy ideas. You know,
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Biden was going to be the anti-Trump on immigration, do the exact opposite of everything Trump did.
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Okay. That's, they came in like that. Even worse was the fact that once the effects of that became
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apparent, the effects on America, on Americans, they didn't change course. It's one thing if they
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came in with crazy ideas, realize the effects, negative effects they were having on the country
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and said, Whoa, we got to change things. This isn't working out. Like we, uh, we thought it would.
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But no, they just continued, continued down that path. I feel like a lot of what the Biden
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administration was doing, much like what the democratic campaigns are is whatever Trump does,
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we do the opposite. Exactly. Even if it makes no sense. Exactly. I do think though, a couple of
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things first, I think Democrats are trying to cheat the election and it's not the way that most people
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think. They claim that illegal immigrants are voting to the millions. I know Trump made some claims like
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this, but I don't think that's it. I think what we've seen, I think it was even your organization
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had pointed this out. States like California get extra congressional seats by allowing illegal
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immigrants to be counted, to stay, be protected, and they count them in the census.
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That's exactly right. It, uh, some states lose, lose representatives. Some states gain representatives
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based on population changes driven by illegal immigration. That's exactly right.
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I'm curious though. Uh, I was talking with Moms for Liberty the other day. She was mentioning
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this gender ideology stuff in schools. And I asked, uh, where's it all coming from? She points out
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that the UN, the World Health Organization are sending these people out to espouse this ideology.
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And not that I'm asking you about specifically that thing, that stuff, but it is curious
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that while we see similar issues in the United States in Europe for the past decade plus, we've
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also had these, these political movements towards mass illegal immigration, bringing in people from
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undeveloped or underdeveloped nations, and it's caused massive negative economic repercussions.
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I'm curious if you've seen, like, if you've seen anything like that correlates this, or I guess I
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suppose, I suppose I can ask why does it appear to be happening all over the West from Europe to the U S?
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Um, you know, I don't know if it was necessarily the UN, but certainly the UN has been funding
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First to the U.S. border. So our tax dollars have gone to the U.N. to fund giving money to illegal
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aliens to ease their journey to the United States. So that has definitely happened. But there, you know,
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it's just the elite view, there's no, at least in the United States, there's no issue where there's a
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bigger divergence between elite opinion and the opinion of average Americans regarding then
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immigration, just dramatic differences. And one thing I noted, and I wrote about this, for about 20 to 30
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years, Democrat voters were trending dramatically towards open borders, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, lack of
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concern about, uh, illegal immigration from the nineties, uh, to up until the Biden administration. Um, and
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suddenly that turned around polling results indicate that just regular Democrat voters have, you know, a lot of
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that 30, 20, 30 year, uh, shift reversed itself during the Biden administration, uh, when, uh, you know,
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Democrat voters realize, you know, realize in their own communities, uh, what the effects were. So,
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yeah, I mean, I remember in 1996, when I was just starting out on immigration in the U.S. Congress,
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a majority of House Democrats voted for the 90, uh, the 1996, uh, immigration enforcement legislation, dramatic
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immigration enforcement legislation, ultimately signed by President Clinton, supported at least during one vote by
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a majority of House Democrats. Then we get to, um, 2005, uh, the next big, uh, immigration enforcement bill to hit the
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House floor. Um, it was down to 19% of Democrats supported it. Wow. We get, we get to 2018, uh, and so, uh,
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the next big bill, the first bill was Lamar Smith's, second bill was James Sensenbrenner's, third bill in
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2018, Bob Goodlatte, zero House Democrats voted for it, zero. So that, that, that just shows the shift
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that occurred because, you know, the extinction of the blue dog Democrats, the shift that occurred
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over decades. And it started turning around when people, you know, real life saw in their communities
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what was happening during the Biden administration. Yeah. It's fascinating. It's almost like an
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accelerationism of sorts that the, the average Democrat voter didn't see it and didn't care and
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just had sure it's a good thing until it was in their school, in their community. I remember, I think
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it was, it was the 20, it was a Democrat primaries for the 2020 cycle. All of the Democrats on stage
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stage were asked, would you decriminalize border crossings? And they all raised their hands and
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make it a civil, civil charge. That is every Democrat candidate saying open borders because a civil
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infraction means what you get a fine and you can stay. They were just saying, open the borders
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completely. Let everybody come in. Yeah. A lot of people, uh, woke up to what that really
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meant. And I think a lot of that had to do with say, uh, Texas governor, Greg Abbott, sending
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busloads of people to, uh, other States. We recently were talking about John, even John
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Stewart said it was a brilliant move. Make them reap what they have sown.
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It was a brilliant move, uh, by the governor, but it wasn't just him. It was also Biden's DHS
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sending people to these cities. It wasn't just Abbott. It was, it was sort of like a combined
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effort by, uh, by Biden's DHS and governor Abbott. I think what people don't realize is how
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dangerously, dangerously close we were to losing the will of the American people. Because you take
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a look at, you know, the, the, the election, we've got Democrats that lose by a few percentage
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points nationally. And, uh, although Trump did, he won all the swing States for obvious reasons,
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but it is really close with one political party in favor of, at least at the political level,
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open borders and non-citizens, even voting in elections in places like New York and San Francisco,
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other jurisdictions. There's a, there's a video right now from a reporter, Nick Shirley,
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where the FBI was conducting a raid reportedly on human traffickers and progressive protesters
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try to shut it down. They come out and protest this. When I see leftist liberal Democrat personalities
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advocating for the right of non-citizens to vote, you are, and, and, and, and voting to a great degree
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for politicians who support this. If that trend continued for even a few more years, then the
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will of the American citizen would be gone. Cause you're not going to be able to compete with
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an ever increasing open border, a country that allows non-citizens to vote. And then also allows
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non-citizens to come into the tune of millions every year. So, uh, I, with, with that being said,
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I think we did narrowly avoid that with Trump coming in. Now here's the, the obvious question.
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I think I know what your answer is going to be. How would you rate the Trump administration's,
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uh, efforts now with the Biden, you know, he's gone. How's Trump doing?
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Uh, in terms of immigration, obviously at the border, uh, a remarkable shutdown of the border,
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uh, you know, for years, the Biden administration was saying these are forces beyond our control.
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This was, this was global warming. This was, you know, this was collapse in other countries,
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you know, whether or not there, there, you know, there, there was global warming, uh, human caused
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global warming, whether or not there was a lot of violent crime in other countries. Uh, it's been
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that way for a long time. And that didn't stop things from changing the second, uh, that president
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Trump, uh, uh, came into office. It's going to be a lot more difficult to deal with the population
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of illegal aliens who are already in the country than it is keeping aliens out who are not here yet.
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And, you know, I say that, uh, for a few, for a few reasons. Um, and it's one of the reasons I
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have advocated that president Trump should seriously consider invoking the insurrection act to allow the
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U S military to take direct law enforcement roles, uh, in, in deportation efforts. Uh, that I agree
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that can do it. Ice has about 6,000 officers nationwide, you know, that clearly they're doing
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all they can with the resources they have, but still 6,000 officers dealing with all these sanctuary,
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uh, cities and States. I would certainly think, uh, the, the direct assistance of the military and its
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efforts would be beneficial, but, you know, in terms of removing, um, removing aliens through the
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removal process, 3.6 million case backlog, 3.6 million cases. Um, you know, it's years and years
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and decades to get through all those cases. Most of these aliens, especially those who Biden just
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released, we don't know where they are in the country. It, um, there are over a million aliens
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who already have final orders of removal. You don't have, there, there's no more process that
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you have to go through. They have final orders of removal. We don't know where they are. So it's
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tracking, it's tracking those people down the highest number of aliens who, who got removal orders
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and were removed from the interior of the U S in a year. I'm not talking about at the border
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in the interior of the U S the highest number ever in a year was actually under the deporter in chief
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Barack Obama 2000. Um, it was 2008, um, or 2009, 238,000. Wow. The highest ever. So,
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you know, I think equally, or if not more important than official removals are going to be efforts to
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persuade aliens to leave the country voluntarily. You know, the Trump administration is, you know,
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offering a thousand dollars to leave. I think it, it, uh, it has been a needs to further ramp up
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worksite enforcement because it's, it's always been agreed. The number one magnet to the United States
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for illegal immigrants is jobs. If those jobs can be cut off either, um, and I've, there are various
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ways to do that. I, I proposed some recently, but that would encourage a large number to simply
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leave on their own. Um, in terms of, um, removing, uh, cartel members, uh, I, um, the president promised
00:26:56.180
to use the alien enemies act, uh, uh, back in 2023, uh, I believe I was the first person to suggest a
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pathway that would actually be able to use the alien enemies act to remove cartel members. And,
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you know, not that necessarily, uh, uh, anyone reads my, reads my stuff. I know my wife doesn't,
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but that was sort of the theory that the president, uh, was, uh, was using that, uh, that, uh, you know,
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this Venezuelan gang is under the control of the, is associated with part of the Venezuelan
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government. So it's actually, it's, it's crimes in the U S are a, uh, are an act of a foreign
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government. They were predatory incursion and therefore, uh, the alien enemies act can be
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legit legitimately invoked. I think we need to, uh, you know, my own personal opinion, get past
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these due process issues, adhere to court orders, get the Supreme court to bless the use of the
00:27:58.880
alien enemies act in this way. And then it will be an extremely powerful tool because when you,
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the president can use the alien enemies act to remove aliens, you get around this 3.6 million
00:28:10.680
case backlog. It's a way to get around those, that gigantic roadblock. And I want to clarify too,
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with the insurrection act, the president has the right to invoke this if laws are not being enforced.
00:28:24.160
And so it's not just that the president says, I have the military and we're going to do whatever
00:28:27.820
we want. It's he issued, he, he, he makes a declaration. He declares an insurrection outlining
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specifically, uh, and here's the example, California, a sanctuary state, they call it where
00:28:39.360
they're not deporting known criminal aliens. Trump has the authority under the insurrection act to say,
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you have, you have stopped enforcing the law. So we can now summon the national guard.
00:28:50.120
He can take control of the, of the California national guard. I was going to say Canada
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accidentally, the California national guard, and then use, uh, order them to begin the standard
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law enforcement process. So this is everything being discussed. The, the, the liberal elements of
00:29:08.100
media are going to claim it's fascistic, but it's all codified U S law. Britain created past
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to be used for these purposes. You are, you are exactly right. Uh, in, in my opinion,
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you are exactly right. The insurrection act has gotten a lot of bad press, bad press,
00:29:26.340
but let me tell you some of the examples of when it's been used in the past.
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It was used by president Ulysses S grant to fight the Ku Klux Klan in the South after world war II.
00:29:37.860
It was used by president Grover Alexander to protect Chinese immigrant minors against rioters
00:29:45.700
in Washington state, uh, you know, a hundred, whatever years ago, it was used, um, by president
00:29:52.260
Dwight Eisenhower, uh, Lyndon Johnson, John F Kennedy, uh, to protect people during the civil rights
00:30:03.600
after the civil war, you mean, right? You listed S grant after the civil war all these times. And,
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um, and, you know, I think this is another very legitimate purpose. Um, I, I just, I think we need
00:30:18.900
to stop being so scared of the opinions of news publications and people who are actively destroying
00:30:26.120
this country. They want you to feel shame for utilizing law enforcement and the law as it was
00:30:31.660
prescribed and used before because they want illegal immigrants to flood this country and anything
00:30:37.920
Trump does, they're going to claim is fascistic or evil. Yeah, it, it, uh, you know, I, you know,
00:30:44.760
I, I agree. It's, uh, you know, you know, things, you know, uh, you know, was it fascistic and evil
00:30:50.180
when Ulysses S grant used it, when Lyndon Johnson used it, when John F Kennedy used it? Um, you know,
00:30:57.400
let's, let's treat, let's, let's, uh, you know, treat everyone with the same standard.
00:31:02.420
Right on. Well, I do appreciate you joining me to talk, uh, talk about all of this stuff,
00:31:05.740
especially considering how big the issue of immigration has gotten. Where can people hear
00:31:09.240
more or find more about the work you guys are doing? Well, sure. If, if they'd like to,
00:31:13.420
they can go to the website of the Center for Immigration Studies. Uh, you know, they can, uh,
00:31:18.200
take, uh, take a look at, you know, the publications that I and the other, uh, people at CIS have,
00:31:24.840
uh, have written and, you know, podcasts and all sorts of things like that. And, um, I really
00:31:31.100
appreciate you giving me the chance to, to be on with you. Yeah. Thank you very much. Well,
00:31:34.940
I do appreciate it. Thanks for coming on. We look forward to, uh, seeing more from you guys and,
00:31:38.680
uh, we'll see you next time. Thanks so much. Have a good one. You too.
00:31:43.520
All right. That was Center for Immigration Studies. Really amazing stuff. Uh, they, they put on a lot of
00:31:49.560
great information. They, uh, obviously they work in DC and it is, I think the most important takeaway
00:31:55.440
from this before we, uh, send y'all off to our friend, the quartering final thoughts on this is
00:32:00.040
we need to stop being so worried about the opinions of the New York times, people on the right
00:32:07.500
conservatives, whatever you want to call them, the use of these laws that exist and have existed for
00:32:12.400
hundreds of years, like the alien enemies act. They're trying to make that a negative saying it's
00:32:17.060
an old law from the 1700s. Uh-huh. Yeah. And so it's been around forever. That's a good thing.
00:32:23.560
That means we're not talking about Trump and his cronies passing laws to be fascists. We're talking
00:32:29.240
about Trump saying, Hey, this law is already on the books. This is a normal function of our government
00:32:34.420
to deal with criminals, criminal aliens, and invasive incursions. And so we should. And then they
00:32:41.500
argue it's fascistic. Get out of here. None of that. We have a right to enforce.
00:32:47.060
Our immigration laws and Trump and the Republicans, the right, disfected liberals,
00:32:52.200
whoever it may be, should feel no shame in saying the insurrection act exists specifically when
00:32:58.180
you are not enforcing laws. And so it's time for these deportations. My friends smash the like
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