Buck Sexton

It sounds to me like, how about we just deport the illegals and enforce the law?

What's going on here?

So, I mean, this is a, they call it a path to citizenship.

It's amnesty.

Because we've gone through this before, back to the Dignidad Act here.

We've gone back to this before with the Reagan amnesty, unfortunately, which had all these enforcement mechanisms and, oh, you have to prove this and prove that.

No, just everybody who was here illegally was made permanent.

And there were people, court cases going on 15 years later with people saying, oh, no, I was covered under this too, right?

So it just creates a huge mess.

people should know about, by the way, that whenever you try to create one class of amnesty, there's going to be all these people that then sue, and they want to be in that class, and there's going to be legislation to make the class bigger.

The whole thing becomes a total mess, but Brandon, you're in Congress.

Why are Republicans, any Republicans, in the midst of, I might add, a lot of focus on what's going on in Iran right now or has been going on recently, why would they put something like this?

It feels kind of sneaky.

Like we have Republicans voting on this right now.

What's going on?

Congressman Gill, appreciate you joining us from Texas.

Thanks for calling in today.

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