Brian Kennedy

It is management and logistics, but we have to address a very...

Unpleasant topic.

If you're going to do it at scale, if you're actually going to go and the Axios piece that kind of got this all rolling with Mark Caputo and a couple of guys at Axios, which looked like it was pretty well sourced because I didn't see a lot of pushback from the White House.

They kind of put you in the Oval Office and President Trump would repeat, I want mass deportations.

He doesn't like the optics he's seeing in Minneapolis, but he wants mass deportations to get to mass deportations.

We have to scale.

If you scale, you have to go to where the central beating part of the problem is.

The beating heart of the problem is the employment.

The bad hombres are terrible.

Don't get me wrong.

The Latin kings and Trende, Aragua, everybody that's coming, all the cartels, all of it, that's got to go, obviously.

But the heart of the $25 million is because they found opportunities here because corporate America and the Chamber of Commerce wanted to drive down wages.

If you don't do E-Verify, which the Congress will never pass, don't you have to start going to these distribution centers, these companies, and start arresting CEOs?

You've got to perp walk a couple of CEOs to get the joke.

Then the $2.2 million that's self-deported, once you do that,

you know, kind of a Sarbanes-Oxley on which now, you know, CFOs and CEOs have to sign the financial statements under criminal penalty.

You start doing that, Brian Kennedy, aren't you going to get some people's attention and they're going to start getting rid of the illegal aliens that they have illegally on their payrolls, sir?

You said your concern was if we don't take care of it now, then once the Democrats get in power, they're going to do amnesty.

My point's a little more primal.

If we don't do it now, they're the key sources you've seen to putting the Democrats back in power.