Ryan Grim

And that New York Times piece you mentioned, I can thankfully say that during my time, there was only one case that I cited in the piece of a minor who just ran away and couldn't find him.

This is South Florida.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

That's another thing.

I worked in South Florida, the Miami office of this agency.

So the Cubans, Venezuelans.

Yeah, yeah.

South Americans, et cetera.

And, well, you know, the thing about one of the main things for on left of center that I wanted people to take out of the piece is that, you know, there's this idea typically that it's like, oh, you know, if you come here to arrive at the border, like, you know, you must be really desperate.

You're fleeing violence, stuff like that.

That is the case.

But in my experience, and this is also reporting that has been done, the vast majority of these asylum claims are economic migrants.

During the Biden term.

Exactly.

Exactly.

Yeah.

So, yeah.

And I worked in 2022, 2023.

I've had to secure it as professional career.

Journalism was kind of an accident.