Rich Lowry

They all should be held, but we need more detention space to do that. But if the argument is, well, this in El Salvador is just basically detention space like in America – Then you're going to get the courts will saying, well, OK, you effectively have control over over all these prisoners. So if we're telling you to bring them back, it's not a foreign policy issue. It's just a U.S.

They all should be held, but we need more detention space to do that. But if the argument is, well, this in El Salvador is just basically detention space like in America – Then you're going to get the courts will saying, well, OK, you effectively have control over over all these prisoners. So if we're telling you to bring them back, it's not a foreign policy issue. It's just a U.S.

detention space like any other just happens to be overseas. So, again, I just don't I don't I. So they're straining at every possible – looking for every possible avenue they can to hopscotch procedural obstacles to get the numbers of deportations up, right? Because we had 10 million come in or whatever it was the last four years, and they got to go, and they should go.

detention space like any other just happens to be overseas. So, again, I just don't I don't I. So they're straining at every possible – looking for every possible avenue they can to hopscotch procedural obstacles to get the numbers of deportations up, right? Because we had 10 million come in or whatever it was the last four years, and they got to go, and they should go.

detention space like any other just happens to be overseas. So, again, I just don't I don't I. So they're straining at every possible – looking for every possible avenue they can to hopscotch procedural obstacles to get the numbers of deportations up, right? Because we had 10 million come in or whatever it was the last four years, and they got to go, and they should go.

I just don't think they're going to prevail on this one.

I just don't think they're going to prevail on this one.

I just don't think they're going to prevail on this one.

Yeah. So on the procedures, this is why we should do many more expedited removals. I understand the statute. You can do an expedited removal. It's basically no process. It's kind of a common sense thing. They come here illegally, you turn them back around, and they go home, right?

Yeah. So on the procedures, this is why we should do many more expedited removals. I understand the statute. You can do an expedited removal. It's basically no process. It's kind of a common sense thing. They come here illegally, you turn them back around, and they go home, right?

Yeah. So on the procedures, this is why we should do many more expedited removals. I understand the statute. You can do an expedited removal. It's basically no process. It's kind of a common sense thing. They come here illegally, you turn them back around, and they go home, right?

Yeah. The broken and insane and lunatic asylum process is a huge element of this immigration crisis we've experienced over the last 10 years or so. It needs to be drastically reformed and perhaps reformed. My friend Mark Krikorian, Center for Immigration Studies, makes a very compelling case. We shouldn't do it at all. We can have a certain number of refugees.

Yeah. The broken and insane and lunatic asylum process is a huge element of this immigration crisis we've experienced over the last 10 years or so. It needs to be drastically reformed and perhaps reformed. My friend Mark Krikorian, Center for Immigration Studies, makes a very compelling case. We shouldn't do it at all. We can have a certain number of refugees.

Yeah. The broken and insane and lunatic asylum process is a huge element of this immigration crisis we've experienced over the last 10 years or so. It needs to be drastically reformed and perhaps reformed. My friend Mark Krikorian, Center for Immigration Studies, makes a very compelling case. We shouldn't do it at all. We can have a certain number of refugees.

They're in our country, in some other country, and we decide to admit them. But the whole process of someone getting here and then starting this huge procedural process, that means they'll stay, right? That's how many – that's how it's worked in the past. That's why they're coming. That's why they say these certain things that they think are magic words that get them to stay.

They're in our country, in some other country, and we decide to admit them. But the whole process of someone getting here and then starting this huge procedural process, that means they'll stay, right? That's how many – that's how it's worked in the past. That's why they're coming. That's why they say these certain things that they think are magic words that get them to stay.

They're in our country, in some other country, and we decide to admit them. But the whole process of someone getting here and then starting this huge procedural process, that means they'll stay, right? That's how many – that's how it's worked in the past. That's why they're coming. That's why they say these certain things that they think are magic words that get them to stay.

That's got to end, but you need Congress to do it. On this thing, the El Salvador prison, I think there are a couple of reasons the administration has dug in. One, they don't like to admit mistakes. I do think Abrego Garcia, clearly a deportable alien – could have been deported anywhere else. I think he should come home and be deported to Panama immediately in accordance with the lawful process.

That's got to end, but you need Congress to do it. On this thing, the El Salvador prison, I think there are a couple of reasons the administration has dug in. One, they don't like to admit mistakes. I do think Abrego Garcia, clearly a deportable alien – could have been deported anywhere else. I think he should come home and be deported to Panama immediately in accordance with the lawful process.

That's got to end, but you need Congress to do it. On this thing, the El Salvador prison, I think there are a couple of reasons the administration has dug in. One, they don't like to admit mistakes. I do think Abrego Garcia, clearly a deportable alien – could have been deported anywhere else. I think he should come home and be deported to Panama immediately in accordance with the lawful process.