Ana Kasparian

So then what do you have to do?

The best thing that you could possibly do politically in that case is to maybe try to counter some of the theatrics that you're going to get from the Democrats and just deport these people.

The formal numbers we got out of the White House by the end of the year were, what, 700,000 plus formal deportations and then over a million self-deportations.

And of course, self-deportations is going to be a little trickier to track.

However, we do have it for multiple data sets.

And there was an effort to say, look, if you're going to have to live in the shadows, if you're not going to have access to these welfare programs, if ICE is going to be around the corner, maybe it makes sense for you to leave the country now.

And by the way, we'll give you a thousand bucks on the way out.

If anywhere near those numbers are right, then that's a good start.

The problem, of course, is that.

Even if they deported 3 million people per year, you've got something like 20 million illegal aliens in the country.

I totally recognize how brutal this problem has become, mostly because of Democrats, but also with the help of some subversive Republicans, like people such as Maria Salazar.

But regardless of what it is, you just need to, at least quietly, keep the pressure up.

Keep deporting these people.

It is the most important long-term political issue.

for the Republican Party, and for the health of the United States.

I'm not saying that you have to totally ignore foreign affairs or ignore economic issues or any of the rest of it.

You got to juggle a lot of different spinning plates.

But you cannot neglect this issue.

This is the issue.

This is the issue.