Vince Colonese

south of our border they would have ids that demonstrated their real names and their real countries of origin and they would drop those papers south of the rio grande cross into the united states and then claim they had a credible fear in their home country and they couldn't return that they deserved asylum now the left not only bought that hook line and sinker they didn't care that this was obviously lies they just welcomed people in

south of our border they would have ids that demonstrated their real names and their real countries of origin and they would drop those papers south of the rio grande cross into the united states and then claim they had a credible fear in their home country and they couldn't return that they deserved asylum now the left not only bought that hook line and sinker they didn't care that this was obviously lies they just welcomed people in

And here's the reality of refugee law in the United States. Refugee law is not some sort of open ended. Anyone can come here if they feel like they want to be in America. I don't really want to be in my home country. Therefore, I get to become a refugee. That's not the way it works. In fact, refugee law is very specific about what it takes to qualify as a refugee.

And here's the reality of refugee law in the United States. Refugee law is not some sort of open ended. Anyone can come here if they feel like they want to be in America. I don't really want to be in my home country. Therefore, I get to become a refugee. That's not the way it works. In fact, refugee law is very specific about what it takes to qualify as a refugee.

And here's the reality of refugee law in the United States. Refugee law is not some sort of open ended. Anyone can come here if they feel like they want to be in America. I don't really want to be in my home country. Therefore, I get to become a refugee. That's not the way it works. In fact, refugee law is very specific about what it takes to qualify as a refugee.

What it takes at all to qualify as a refugee. If you want to live in America as a refugee, let me pull up this for you. Stand by. Here's the way that USCIS, Immigration Services, describes what's even allowed, okay? Under United States law, a refugee is somebody who is located outside of the United States,

What it takes at all to qualify as a refugee. If you want to live in America as a refugee, let me pull up this for you. Stand by. Here's the way that USCIS, Immigration Services, describes what's even allowed, okay? Under United States law, a refugee is somebody who is located outside of the United States,

What it takes at all to qualify as a refugee. If you want to live in America as a refugee, let me pull up this for you. Stand by. Here's the way that USCIS, Immigration Services, describes what's even allowed, okay? Under United States law, a refugee is somebody who is located outside of the United States,

is of special humanitarian concern to the United States, one, two, demonstrates that they were persecuted or fear persecution due to race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group. In other words, protected categories. They have to not firmly be resettled in another country already.

is of special humanitarian concern to the United States, one, two, demonstrates that they were persecuted or fear persecution due to race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group. In other words, protected categories. They have to not firmly be resettled in another country already.

is of special humanitarian concern to the United States, one, two, demonstrates that they were persecuted or fear persecution due to race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group. In other words, protected categories. They have to not firmly be resettled in another country already.

And they have to be admissible to the United States, meaning they're not terrorists. They're not going to break our laws. There's nothing to indicate that they shouldn't be here. They're not a public safety threat.

And they have to be admissible to the United States, meaning they're not terrorists. They're not going to break our laws. There's nothing to indicate that they shouldn't be here. They're not a public safety threat.

And they have to be admissible to the United States, meaning they're not terrorists. They're not going to break our laws. There's nothing to indicate that they shouldn't be here. They're not a public safety threat.

And a refugee does not include anybody who is ordered, incited, assisted, or otherwise participated in the persecution of any other person on account of race, religion, nationality, membership in a particular social group or political opinion. So having read all of that to you, the qualifications for what makes somebody a refugee.

And a refugee does not include anybody who is ordered, incited, assisted, or otherwise participated in the persecution of any other person on account of race, religion, nationality, membership in a particular social group or political opinion. So having read all of that to you, the qualifications for what makes somebody a refugee.

And a refugee does not include anybody who is ordered, incited, assisted, or otherwise participated in the persecution of any other person on account of race, religion, nationality, membership in a particular social group or political opinion. So having read all of that to you, the qualifications for what makes somebody a refugee.

These South African refugees who are coming to the United States, they line up perfectly what the types of people who would be extended refugee status to be welcome to the United States. That is not the case with people who are pouring in from Venezuela and Guatemala and Honduras. You don't get to come to the United States just because you know you're going to make more money here.

These South African refugees who are coming to the United States, they line up perfectly what the types of people who would be extended refugee status to be welcome to the United States. That is not the case with people who are pouring in from Venezuela and Guatemala and Honduras. You don't get to come to the United States just because you know you're going to make more money here.

These South African refugees who are coming to the United States, they line up perfectly what the types of people who would be extended refugee status to be welcome to the United States. That is not the case with people who are pouring in from Venezuela and Guatemala and Honduras. You don't get to come to the United States just because you know you're going to make more money here.