Victor Davis Hanson

So you get the two people and then you just, what do you do? I'm not allowed to ask your immigration status because we're giving de facto amnesty for anybody who entered illegally. Oh, don't tell me whether you did or no. They're not going to do that. They're going to say the law says you cannot enter the United States. By the way, you're next to these criminals. Can I see your...

So you get the two people and then you just, what do you do? I'm not allowed to ask your immigration status because we're giving de facto amnesty for anybody who entered illegally. Oh, don't tell me whether you did or no. They're not going to do that. They're going to say the law says you cannot enter the United States. By the way, you're next to these criminals. Can I see your...

So you get the two people and then you just, what do you do? I'm not allowed to ask your immigration status because we're giving de facto amnesty for anybody who entered illegally. Oh, don't tell me whether you did or no. They're not going to do that. They're going to say the law says you cannot enter the United States. By the way, you're next to these criminals. Can I see your...

I don't have any. I entered in legal. Well, you're going to be deported. Oh, my God. They deported people who weren't criminals. They were criminals. They broke the law. What is it you don't understand? There is either a law or there's not a law. If they're not criminals, then anybody can come across the border.

I don't have any. I entered in legal. Well, you're going to be deported. Oh, my God. They deported people who weren't criminals. They were criminals. They broke the law. What is it you don't understand? There is either a law or there's not a law. If they're not criminals, then anybody can come across the border.

I don't have any. I entered in legal. Well, you're going to be deported. Oh, my God. They deported people who weren't criminals. They were criminals. They broke the law. What is it you don't understand? There is either a law or there's not a law. If they're not criminals, then anybody can come across the border.

That's a felony, by the way. And I think some of our governors got that message when they were bragging. Was it the New Jersey governor bragging he was going to put somebody illegally above his garage? And then somebody said, well, we're going to charge you with a felony. If you don't believe that, everybody.

That's a felony, by the way. And I think some of our governors got that message when they were bragging. Was it the New Jersey governor bragging he was going to put somebody illegally above his garage? And then somebody said, well, we're going to charge you with a felony. If you don't believe that, everybody.

That's a felony, by the way. And I think some of our governors got that message when they were bragging. Was it the New Jersey governor bragging he was going to put somebody illegally above his garage? And then somebody said, well, we're going to charge you with a felony. If you don't believe that, everybody.

If you don't believe that it's against the law to come into the United States without documentation or permission, then just leave your passport at home when you fly in from Holland or Britain or France. Just leave it back in your hotel or tuck it into your suitcase and say you don't have one and see how far you, a U.S. citizen, get by trying to enter the United States without a passport.

If you don't believe that it's against the law to come into the United States without documentation or permission, then just leave your passport at home when you fly in from Holland or Britain or France. Just leave it back in your hotel or tuck it into your suitcase and say you don't have one and see how far you, a U.S. citizen, get by trying to enter the United States without a passport.

If you don't believe that it's against the law to come into the United States without documentation or permission, then just leave your passport at home when you fly in from Holland or Britain or France. Just leave it back in your hotel or tuck it into your suitcase and say you don't have one and see how far you, a U.S. citizen, get by trying to enter the United States without a passport.

I've seen it in my 50 years. At least...

I've seen it in my 50 years. At least...

I've seen it in my 50 years. At least...

five times and these are people who somehow got on a plane either without a passport but more likely somewhere in their overhead luggage they dropped it or in the seat and they come in there and you can see what happens they have no passport the person at the window in all five cases that i saw they call security and they take the person into a room i don't know what they do but i have a feeling they

five times and these are people who somehow got on a plane either without a passport but more likely somewhere in their overhead luggage they dropped it or in the seat and they come in there and you can see what happens they have no passport the person at the window in all five cases that i saw they call security and they take the person into a room i don't know what they do but i have a feeling they

five times and these are people who somehow got on a plane either without a passport but more likely somewhere in their overhead luggage they dropped it or in the seat and they come in there and you can see what happens they have no passport the person at the window in all five cases that i saw they call security and they take the person into a room i don't know what they do but i have a feeling they

make sure they're legal or they're US citizens and they go on a computer and find out and maybe they find them or they let them come in with a Xerox version. But you cannot do that. And if a citizen can't do it, why would you allow a foreign national to do it?

make sure they're legal or they're US citizens and they go on a computer and find out and maybe they find them or they let them come in with a Xerox version. But you cannot do that. And if a citizen can't do it, why would you allow a foreign national to do it?