Steve Hilton

And then another thing, and you look at the welfare payments as well, and this idea that we don't have enough workers and we have to import the workers.

And that's why it's ridiculous.

Because part of the argument about the immigration enforcement, okay, you get the high profile incidents, but there's this thing people say, well, who's gonna do the jobs if you do this?

Well, I was at a dairy,

in Hilmar, in up the top part of the Central Valley.

It was the biggest cheese factory in the world.

So one of the things I love about California, everywhere you go, it's like the biggest this in the world or the most whatever, biggest cheese factory in the world.

I was talking to some of the guys who work on the dairy and they don't make a ton of money.

They make like 45, 50 grand.

And they were saying work full-time in the dairy.

And they were saying their girlfriends make more money from welfare.

So you've got this crazy system going on where people don't work.

Then you have people who do want to work who can't because of the legal immigration.

So it's a mess.

And the people who are losing out from all this are regular working class people.

And also reduce the ability to live on.

I mean, here's another one.

I mean, I can't keep track of it all.

It was someone who runs a hotel, owns a hotel, I think maybe two, near Sacramento.

He'd hired someone from Afghanistan who was actually brought in by the U.S.