Andy Stumpf

and live your life to the fullest of opportunities and freedoms.

And yes, I know America is not the only free country that has opportunities, but I am talking about the people who are choosing to move here.

If you want to do that, like two thumbs up, go through the process, get it done.

Immigrants, by the way, people I know who have taken their time and come here and gone through the process are some of the most patriotic, awesome people that I've ever known.

And I think a lot of people would agree with that.

But I don't think it can be an unchecked policy.

We cannot have people rapidly pouring in, unchecked, unvetted.

If you do that, I don't see how that's anything other than a recipe for disaster.

So again, broad immigration policy.

And it seems like inside of that, there are

Two enforcement windows.

And again, I'm not an ICE person or immigration expert, but it seems like there is a chance to apprehend people at the borders, north and south.

I'm going to roll them into one.

So you have border operations and then you have interior operations.

It makes sense to me.

that the more secure the border is, the more focused there is going to be on interior operations, which seems to be what is happening right now.

People can argue left, right, and center about whether the border was wide open or not under the previous administration's reign.

You can argue about it.

I would suggest you go to black and white math and look at the actual numbers versus then and now.

It seems like the vast majority of enforcements from an immigration policy perspective were happening at the border