HasanAbi

These guys are Republican state congresspersons.

You've been covering it in your many years here.

Yeah, they've let this whole system become a total disaster.

Securing the border was always the first step in that.

Now we have to look at, well, what do we do with everybody else?

we have now.

And especially given the demographic structure, it would be economic suicide to deport every single illegal immigrant in the country.

But we certainly shouldn't be keeping them in our prisons or keeping them in our jails just because the state wants to exert, like, we don't want to cooperate with the Fed.

We can free up space in our prisons and start dealing with the number of illegal immigrants we have, and then the Congress, not us, needs to find a way to get us beyond that.

Now, that's a complicated question, but we certainly need to be deporting illegal immigrants who have committed crimes.

One hundred percent.

And to me, that's the obvious solution.

You asked the mayor that in the last section.

How about everybody focus on that and let's get to work.

And you would like to see a more.

I don't know if the words in your mouth.

Would you like to see a more targeted approach here right now?

I mean, everybody is saying we want to go after hardened criminals.

Whether that's actually happening here or not, I guess it's not.

Anderson, I don't mean to jump in here, but you have 1,600 people who work.