Jim Jordan

We want to work with them.

And they say, well, no, no, you can't do that because of state law.

We want to be able to say, no, if that county sheriff or that county jurisdiction wants to work with the federal government, they can go ahead and we will step in and represent them and defend them if, in fact, the state comes after them.

So that's part of what we want to pass in our bill next week, not to mention if you're one of these states,

and you have sanctuary city policies, there should be some ramifications in the federal funding that comes in certain grant programs to your state.

And then finally, we want to put in the bill as well.

If you're a family or an individual who's been harmed by someone who was let out, who should have been not released to the streets, but released to ICE, if they let that individual out and they do something harmful to you or your family, you have a private right of action.

That's the only way I can see that we can address this problem and deal with what

Again, 31.5% of the United States population is living under as we speak.

That's how important this is.

And again, as I said, if we don't address this, I don't know how you get a handle on all this situation.

And in the general sense, I think modern day campaigns are pretty basic.

Go tell the people what you did.

We ran for the job.

You guys elected us.

Here's what we did.

We did what we said.

And you can say we've secured the border.

We've cut taxes, record tax cuts, record time in securing the border.

We gave school choice to parents in the big, beautiful bill.