Border control

Prisons has also been reporting to the NSC on its ongoing capacity risks and mitigation measures northward, alongside plans to update and expand the prison.

Customs and Border Control has been updating the National Security Council on illicit trade and smuggling of illegal goods, illegal migration, and the establishment of an intelligence directorate, along proposed recommendations and action plans to deal with mass migration risks and challenges.

Turning to information security, the NSC has been discussing global, regional, and local threats in relation to cybercrimes and the cybersecurity unit's priorities, as well as the country's subsea cables, a UK grant to bolster cybersecurity, and threats in relation to cryptocurrency.

The group has also roundtabled the need for strong legislative frameworks with regards to child safeguarding and the creation of a hybrid multi-agency regional security center that will bring together UK expertise with overseas territories' local understanding.

And then it was just pouring in for four years through the border.

Yeah, well, President Trump has done everything possible to curb this epidemic from closing the border where we have zero border crossing since June of 2025 to tariffs engaging the Treasury Department for tariffs and sanctions on the cartels to, you know, the DOJ with the FBI and the DEA and just, you know, the DHS, Border Control, I mean, Border Patrol, Border Control, and Tom Homan.

You know, we've had the ONDCP with Sarah Carter.

He's engaged the Department of Health and Human Services, the Department of Veterans Affairs Department, of housing and development.

It is at the moment, yes.

On top of your list, I see on both the screeds I've seen written by you about your thoughts and etc., you put immigration and border control.

Yes.

Is that the number one as far as you're concerned?

As far as I'm concerned with regards to what the constituents are saying to me, a lot of people are talking about immigration, border control.

They're questioning the number of individuals that have come to the Isle of Man, whether they are more of a benefit to the Isle of Man in the roles that they're doing, compared to the cost of those individuals coming to the Isle of Man in terms of dependencies, which is a word that the Isle of Man government seem to be hiding behind.

the dependencies will, who are they depending on? Are they depending on the individual that's got a high pay job? You're talking

Yeah.

I like the Aussie one, like, uh, Border Control, you know, uh, the Australian show, 'cause it is...

Every episode is just a Chinese man with a, a suitcase full of fruit.

An octopus.

Thank you.

So I was a bit surprised by your lack of balanced commentary in episode 350 regarding the long lines at border control in Europe.

You compared non-EU passport waiting times in Europe to global entry in the U.S. Guys, that's hardly fair.

Global entry is a pay service and limited to a relatively small subset of the traveling public.

There's another game, and the title is Rio Run.

It's like the classic game Snake, another very popular one back in the day, but you're ultimately border control along the Rio Grande.

Oh, good Lord.

The game scores you by how many people you deport.

Scott, have you played these new, just to test it out, these new arcade video games from the White House? The White House, the official White House website now has these arcade games, which might be fine, except for the fact some people are going to have an issue with this.

Some of the games are like Build the Wall and Rio Run.

In one, you're ultimately playing Border Control, and the game scores you by how many people you deport.

Yeah, some of this is rage bait.

Is that something you support?

I do support border controls.

So some sort of ID, absolutely.

ID and in the case of foreign nationals, some proof of the right to be in the UK.