Kevin O'Leary

There's a really interesting narrative, Megan, going on right now in small business in America, where 62% of jobs are created. These are companies, five to 500 employees. many of these illegal immigrants that have not broken the law are employed in these businesses, particularly in agriculture.

There's a really interesting narrative, Megan, going on right now in small business in America, where 62% of jobs are created. These are companies, five to 500 employees. many of these illegal immigrants that have not broken the law are employed in these businesses, particularly in agriculture.

There's a really interesting narrative, Megan, going on right now in small business in America, where 62% of jobs are created. These are companies, five to 500 employees. many of these illegal immigrants that have not broken the law are employed in these businesses, particularly in agriculture.

And those business owners are asking, is there any other way to deal with this where we can legitimize their residency here because they're actually productive in terms of being workers for some jobs a lot of Americans don't want? You've heard that narrative. These are the people that are not been charged with any other crimes.

And those business owners are asking, is there any other way to deal with this where we can legitimize their residency here because they're actually productive in terms of being workers for some jobs a lot of Americans don't want? You've heard that narrative. These are the people that are not been charged with any other crimes.

And those business owners are asking, is there any other way to deal with this where we can legitimize their residency here because they're actually productive in terms of being workers for some jobs a lot of Americans don't want? You've heard that narrative. These are the people that are not been charged with any other crimes.

They came into the country illegally, yes, but they actually found jobs that are being paid by American companies. This is a difficult situation because if you just took 18 or call it 20 million people, including the 500,000 that have done crimes and they should, everybody agrees they should be gone. I mean, they're here illegally and they broke the law.

They came into the country illegally, yes, but they actually found jobs that are being paid by American companies. This is a difficult situation because if you just took 18 or call it 20 million people, including the 500,000 that have done crimes and they should, everybody agrees they should be gone. I mean, they're here illegally and they broke the law.

They came into the country illegally, yes, but they actually found jobs that are being paid by American companies. This is a difficult situation because if you just took 18 or call it 20 million people, including the 500,000 that have done crimes and they should, everybody agrees they should be gone. I mean, they're here illegally and they broke the law.

Well, I mean, most voters think that's a double whammy. That's almost three strikes and you're out. I think the Trump administration will focus really hard on those 500,000. And one way or another, they'll be gone because they are illegal and they did break the law.

Well, I mean, most voters think that's a double whammy. That's almost three strikes and you're out. I think the Trump administration will focus really hard on those 500,000. And one way or another, they'll be gone because they are illegal and they did break the law.

Well, I mean, most voters think that's a double whammy. That's almost three strikes and you're out. I think the Trump administration will focus really hard on those 500,000. And one way or another, they'll be gone because they are illegal and they did break the law.

So they're either going to end up serving time in an American prison when they're caught, or they're going to go somewhere else back to their native homeland. We'll see how that works out. But the dilemma for the rest of them is... Is there a process by which they can apply legally if they have a sponsor?

So they're either going to end up serving time in an American prison when they're caught, or they're going to go somewhere else back to their native homeland. We'll see how that works out. But the dilemma for the rest of them is... Is there a process by which they can apply legally if they have a sponsor?

So they're either going to end up serving time in an American prison when they're caught, or they're going to go somewhere else back to their native homeland. We'll see how that works out. But the dilemma for the rest of them is... Is there a process by which they can apply legally if they have a sponsor?

Now, this same issue occurred in Europe years ago when they brought workers in into places like France, where they found a way to give them employment because they were willing to sponsor them. I don't know if we're going to get to that place here, because you made the numbers very clear. If Trump got to a million deportations a month, he still wouldn't get it all done before his term's over.

Now, this same issue occurred in Europe years ago when they brought workers in into places like France, where they found a way to give them employment because they were willing to sponsor them. I don't know if we're going to get to that place here, because you made the numbers very clear. If Trump got to a million deportations a month, he still wouldn't get it all done before his term's over.

Now, this same issue occurred in Europe years ago when they brought workers in into places like France, where they found a way to give them employment because they were willing to sponsor them. I don't know if we're going to get to that place here, because you made the numbers very clear. If Trump got to a million deportations a month, he still wouldn't get it all done before his term's over.

Think about it.

Think about it.