Ben Shapiro

And then they went even further.

They said, hey, welcome to the border.

Claim asylum and say the magic words.

I fear for my life.

And I can't go back to my home country.

And we will let you basically run around in the United States and stay forever.

So the Trump administration, part two, comes in and says, no, no, no.

Metering policy back in place.

You're going to wait over there and we will not process you.

So the border is closed.

It's not a matter of whether the ports of entry are full.

You're not coming in, period.

And if you're not on American soil, we have no duty to you.

Now, listen, if you don't like that policy,

All right, you can vote for Democrats to go back to the Biden way of doing the law, or you could rewrite the law so that people who apply for citizenship have to remain in Mexico.

That's Trump's remain in Mexico policy.

Or theoretically, you could rewrite the law where everybody who applies for citizenship, no matter where they are,

has to be given an asylum hearing, even if they don't come into the United States, but we don't have a duty to house them.

There are a bunch of ways you could do this, but that's what Congress exists for.

Again, the role of the various branches of government is important.