Peter Schweizer

And the cartels are a key component to this.

President Scheinbaum, the current president, is financially tied to the cartels.

She has appointed senior people to the national police that are known to be affiliated with the drug cartels.

And the drug cartels have also started to enter American politics, donating to political campaigns.

So we need to recognize that

It's very good that we sealed the border.

I thought that was a very, very important first step.

But the people that are in our country have their own political networks, they have their own criminal networks, and they are using them to undermine our sovereignty.

So we need to wake up to the reality and see immigration for what it is, the way that governments like Mexico and China view it, rather than the way we view it traditionally.

And I think only once we do that can we have the very important conversation about what level of legal immigration do we want.

My parents were immigrants.

I think legal immigration is a wonderful thing.

But as long as we're dealing with weaponized immigration, I don't think we can deal with that issue very effectively.

Well, let me give you an example of what China is doing.

And this is going to be very relevant for the Supreme Court case coming up.

Before the book came out, I had a chance to meet with President Trump's Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, and Treasury Secretary Besson in the Oval Office.

I shared with them this information, also went to Capitol Hill.

The Supreme Court is going to be hearing this birthright citizenship case.

That's the idea that if you're born in the United States, you are automatically granted U.S.

citizenship.