Peter Schweizer

And they're talking about it on social media.

So we have to get a grips on the fact that immigration has changed.

And what do I mean by that?

Immigration before generally was people voting with their feet, right?

People wanted to come to the United States.

They wanted to aspire to be Americans.

They wanted to embrace the American dream.

Today, we live in an era where it's more complicated.

You have state governments and actors that are seeing it as a tool of subversion.

And that's not me saying that.

That's what they are describing as their activities.

And as it relates to China...

That's a particular concern because it even has national security implications.

You've got this whole issue now.

We're literally in the United States right now.

We are training thousands of Chinese pilots that are coming here on student visas, the best of which are going to be recruited and joining the People's Liberation Army Air Force that will be squaring off against our pilots.

That is an example of this weaponization of immigration that I'm talking about.

It's a great question, Mark.

So we all remember the horrific days of 9-11 and the terrorists that went to flight schools and said, we don't want to learn how to land.

We only want to learn how to fly.