Christian Ilvert

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Will President Trump?

I don't want to say it's socialism, Emilio.

Now listen, you and I could say the measure of a functioning society, particularly a wealthy society, is how you take care of the people who...

less fortunate or are in sick or in from your children, your elderly.

And certainly it's helpful for the economy, I would argue, to have child care and elder care opportunities because it gets people out, as you said, out into the workforce and involved in the economy.

It gets the city moving.

It does.

It's a heartbeat of the city, like you said.

I mean, like when you have to take care of an elderly family member, you have to take care of children.

Everything stops.

Productivity stops.

Your life stops.

How about just a Molotov cocktail?

Okay, maybe there are two rules, but the one that is 100% that I insist on completely, Jagermeister, must be drank ice cold.

I got to ask this question because call it a federal policy that does dramatically impact people in particularly a city like Miami, a city of immigrants, a city where, what is it, 60 percent?

Yes, 60, 70 percent were born outside the country.

Outside the country.

And I'm going to ask it in the context of the 287G agreement, which is a partnership program of ICE and local law enforcement agencies, of which the city of Miami and the city of Miami Police Department has one.

I was at that meeting.