Mark Krikorian

Sure.

Biden, when he took over, we all know, started just letting pretty much anybody in.

Venezuelans especially.

There had not been many Venezuelans coming across the border before, but he sort of invited them, and so they came in the hundreds of thousands.

And then he used something called temporary protected status, TPS.

It's in the law, but as the name suggests, it's supposed to be a temporary thing for when there's an earthquake or a volcano and we can't send people home right away.

What it does is it gives these illegal immigrants Social Security numbers, work permits.

They can't get deported.

And Biden just kept renewing it.

And in fact, the most recent renewal was literally a week and a half before the end of the administration.

They were on the way out.

They were trying to lock these illegal immigrants into the country.

And President Trump said, yeah, OK, well, according to the law, the conditions don't warrant it.

this special, essentially temporary amnesty.

And so we're pulling the plug on it.

And as you can imagine, you know, the usual suspects went to the district court in San Francisco and the judges there just said, oh yeah, that's right.

It's mean to do that.

So we're not going to let you do it.

Supreme court.

Now this just recently, this was the second time they slapped down a lower court and have said, look,