Mike Howe

The one big beautiful bill of money is still available.

Time to open up the scope and do what the president set out to do.

I'm not talking about just worst of the worst.

We're talking about mass deportations, an equal and opposite reaction, at least to the invasion this country suffered under four years of Biden and the many years before.

Yeah, those options are on the table.

We're developing a roadmap to prove to the country, something that is obvious to a lot of people in the immigration enforcement community, that it is tremendously easy, actually, logistically and through infrastructure and the funding available to get to at least 1 million deportations this year, two commons in the numbers.

And as you said, I think that's what the base needs if they're going to turn out in the midterms, is to see the numbers go up.

We didn't vote

for Governor Wallace to actually end up being in charge of national immigration policy.

We voted against it, and he won't need the votes of any of the weak Republicans in the Senate or the House to do those things.

They all are uniquely within his authority.

It's time not to just listen.

It's not even, Steve, as you said, about this so-called independent voter.

It's about the donors.

behind these people.

Let's be honest about that.

They don't like it.

It's distasteful for them.

There's other corporate interests they would like to see prioritized and pursued.

They want their cheap labor safe.