Mark Krikorian

the law says the president can do this it's called temporary and he's ending it and so this is a big deal because up to 600 000 or more um venezuelan illegal aliens led in by biden will lose their work permits lose their ability to stay and the issue is not so much that they're all going to be rounded up and deported but that they are going to be they've clearly been told

you've got to go back.

And in fact, many, if not most of them, never even came from Venezuela.

They were already living in Colombia and Ecuador and Peru for years.

And they came because, you know, Trump invited them.

I mean, Biden invited them.

And so essentially what the Supreme Court has said, this is the second time they've had to slap down the lower courts.

They've said Trump gets to tell these illegal immigrants that the party's over and they need to leave.

Well, there's a couple of things.

First, don't get in the shooting war, but I'll leave that to Kurt to talk about.

But the other thing is a lot of these people came from, like I said, from Colombia, from Peru and Ecuador.

And so they can go there.

And as far as deporting people, I don't mean self-deporting because a lot of people could self-deport that way.

I mean, people we take into custody and throw out.

The administration now has agreements with a variety of other countries to deport people

third country nationals there.

I'm pretty sure they have one.

They've already finished it with Honduras and they have it with other countries.

So some of these people, especially if they're not criminals, the local government will say, well, if they're criminals, maybe we don't want them or you're going to have to pay us more.

But if they're just regular working stiffs, sure.