Dr. Phil McGraw

And they know that they're coming across from so many different countries now.

I think there's a distrust.

Well, I've been to the border recently, and –

I talked to those guards down there, and I'm telling you, I spent just a day down there, and I know there have been people that have spent a lot more time down there than that.

But what I heard down there was—

Even knowing... I felt like I knew a lot about it before I went down there, but I was shocked.

As much as I thought I knew about it, I was shocked when I got down there.

First off, the morale among those guards down there is... The fact that they're hanging in and doing as well as they are is...

they're turning into social workers.

You know, they went down there to be guards, and they say, what we're doing now, instead of apprehending these people, is we're greeting these

And we're processing them and giving them money and resources.

And it's interesting.

You've been down there, right?

I have not.

You know, there are the Texas border guards, and they wear brown uniforms.

And then there are the federal that wear green.

And if you get apprehended by a brown uniform, you get arrested, processed, and sent back.

If you get apprehended by a green uniform, you get arrested, processed—

given a court date in four years, seven years, or whatever, and released into the country.

So they run to the green uniforms and run away from the brown uniforms.