Buck Sexton

And something that happened that it was kind of hard to...

Hard to believe that this is what some members of Congress are focused on, but the Dignidad, as in Spanish for Dignity Act of 2025, was introduced by Congresswoman Salazar, got some bipartisan votes, goes through a whole bunch of stuff, and by the way, she's, I think, the district right next to the one that I live in.

I have my congresswoman, Clay, is... The hat wearer.

Yes, the lady, the cowboy hat, the Democrat.

I can't remember her name right now.

I should remember her name.

She's my congresswoman.

I work in politics, kind of, but I'll remember in a second.

But Frederica Wilson.

There we go, Frederica Wilson.

But anyway, the Dignidad Act got brought up here.

Congressman Gill out of Texas...

does not like the Dignidad Act and has had some public statements about how it looks a whole lot like amnesty.

Congressman Gill, great to have you on the show.

Thanks for calling in.

Actually, I just want to play for you first.

This was from July of 25, so it's a little ways back.

But this is what Representative Salazar was saying then on local news here in Miami about the Dignidad Act.

This is Cup 15.

Congressman Gill, I don't know.