Riley Gaines

you can kind of force them to do a lot of things.

If you can force them to accept the most chaotic notion, like that we shouldn't have a border, and just let people run through, and if it's terrorists, well, hey, I mean, maybe they want a better life.

Come on, come on.

You're not going to vet anybody.

You're going to let them in, and now you're saying that some of them should be allowed to vote, and you're going to give some of the money, and then New York City has this scam where they're giving them debit cards with up to $10,000.

Right.

And then meanwhile, poor people who live in New York City or citizens of the United States, they're shit out of luck.

Sorry.

My husband, who's an immigrant, he came over from England, but did it the right way.

We've been married for almost two years.

And Joe, he still doesn't have his green card.

Yet you have people walking over the border and they obtain it with ease.

It makes it harder for people like my husband and my family where it's harder to travel.

It's harder for job purposes when you don't have your documentation that you need.

So you're right.

It makes it harder on not only Americans, but the people who want to do it the right way.

Do you think about it?

Like, why are they doing that?

Do you think they're doing it to import voters?

Do you think they're doing it because some industries want to encourage cheap labor, that this can break unions?