Chris Hansen

And Glenn, I'll give you an example.

We were along in a raid where they arrested a convicted

sex offender somebody who offended against a child who was living next door to a daycare center and within a thousand feet of a school now you have people complaining in this particular area of san diego about ice operations near a school but where are the complaints when you have a convicted sex offender living within a thousand feet of a school that's the sort of people

that ICE and HSI generally are going after.

And one of the things I see happening here is that you have some sanctuary cities, and I can give you an example that I experienced firsthand in San Francisco, that won't let federal authorities pick up criminals in jails who are here illegally.

They can eliminate 75% of this problem.

by allowing federal agents to get the bad guys who are here illegally from the jail, and they don't have to do raids.

They don't have to have conflict with strident protesters in cities like Minneapolis.

So some of this conflict is self-made in these sanctuary cities.

These are bad guys.

Right.

Look, America is a place where immigrants, as you just talked about your big event coming up on Ellis Island, is a place where people should be welcome if they come here and follow the rules and don't break the law.

And there's a process for this.

But because of so many years of open borders, we created a very volatile and dangerous situation.

And you look at the situation in Minneapolis, Glenn,

You know, as a FBI agent told me many, many decades ago, there are three sides to every story.

Now, these protesters believe

in the cause, they are strident.

And then you've got, in some cases, border patrol agents who are trained to deal with illegal immigrants at the border.

They're not necessarily trained to deal with strident domestic disputes.