Rob Noerr

That I understand.

But the truth of the matter is, he could be doing a lot better.

You want to end this?

You know what you do?

Start going after the employers.

Go after all these places that you know are intentionally hiring these illegals.

That's what you do.

You keep doing these raids, right?

But you let it be known, like, that's it.

I'm allowed to enforce the law as the executive, and we're going to enforce the law against the employers.

But instead, Trump's going to be like, well, actually, I talked to a lot of our great farm producers and factories, and these illegals are good.

And if we kick them out, we'll have to replace them with bad people.

It's nonsensical.

So it's a mixed message.

It's so nefarious.

It's so disgusting.

the same again it's this dialectic they create the problem and then say you have to go to them to solve it so they create the problem of sort of pushing this materialistic worldview that basically encourages feminism for women to not want to be mothers anymore then that puts women in the workforce what makes it very unaffordable to have children and then after all that they're like oh shucks we're not having enough kids now we have to import third world immigrants which

which, by the way, happened to be our globalist agenda in the first place.

So, you know, for me, I think that there is a way in the short term to keep immigrants or have people go home and then bring the ones back based on a merit-based system that we need.

But I think the case is overstated.