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Illegal immigration

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Sep 23, 2026

Joe PagsHOST
0:56
He talks about that.
Joe PagsHOST
0:57
He also talks about immigration, illegal immigration across the globe and how it has to be stopped.
Joe PagsHOST
1:02
Also his drive to stop drug cartels.
Joe PagsHOST
1:05
It was all positive.

11 MINS LATER

Joe PagsHOST
12:21
But if he even makes a face that's wrong, he's probably going to end up dead back at home.
Joe PagsHOST
12:25
So it's interesting they kept on showing that part of it.
Joe PagsHOST
12:28
We will have the president on illegal immigration throughout the world and how it has to stop.
Joe PagsHOST
12:31
Also have him on drug cartels going after them.
Brendan O'NeillGUEST
1:21
But I hope Trump presses him on some of the issues that Burnham doesn't want to talk about.
Brendan O'NeillGUEST
1:27
For example, the illegal immigration crisis.
Brendan O'NeillGUEST
1:30
The question of why we're not digging for more oil and fracking for more gas.
Brendan O'NeillGUEST
1:33
We know that those are two issues that are pretty close to Trump's heart when he looks at Europe.
Billy EdPANELIST
10:42
It is pretty brilliant because a lot of conservatives aren't on board with the Ukraine war and a lot of liberals aren't on board with rejecting the illegals.
Billy EdPANELIST
10:50
So we could please both crowds by just sending away all the illegal immigrants to fight in the Ukraine war.
Billy EdPANELIST
10:55
And I'm sure everybody will be happy with that.
Billy EdPANELIST
10:58
I mean, I am.
Matthew RemskiHOST
56:07
And when it comes to America, he uses in- these inflated figures that are also used by the Trump administration.
Matthew RemskiHOST
56:12
So he says that, you know, there are twenty million illegal immigrants currently in the US.
Matthew RemskiHOST
56:17
This is the figure used by Kristi Noem and J.D. Vance.
Matthew RemskiHOST
56:20
Trump says twenty-five million.
Joan JonesHOST
2:29
It's going to go on and on and on unless you just like move on from this.
Dan MandisHOST
2:33
The battle over illegal immigration continues.
Dan MandisHOST
2:36
And this time, this time there is some eyebrow raising testimony.
Dan MandisHOST
2:40
This was really compelling testimony yesterday on Capitol Hill.
Dan MandisHOST
2:44
Now, this isn't a bunch of politicians screaming at each other, which is what I don't like, because it's all just very it's very performative.
Dan MandisHOST
2:53
But this woman is a lifelong Democrat, and she is actually, she says, embarrassed about how her party has handled the issue of illegal immigration.
Dan MandisHOST
3:06
One party
Brad KnottSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:07
says absolutely.
Keire MurphyGUEST
21:37
So most illegal migration, what we think of as illegal migration, there's two different things.
Keire MurphyGUEST
21:43
One is illegal entry, and the other is illegal stay, right? So when people talk about irregular migration or illegal migration, they tend to think about boats crossing the Mediterranean because that's a very dramatic form of migration.
Keire MurphyGUEST
21:57
It's, it's kind of scary.
Keire MurphyGUEST
21:58
It feels uncontrolled.
Keire MurphyGUEST
22:00
Actually, most irregular migration happens after regular entry.
Keire MurphyGUEST
22:05
So people who come on a tourist visa or on a work visa, and that expires, they lose their job, or they decide to stay.
Keire MurphyGUEST
22:12
Now, this is, so for example, the Irish in America, largely, so there's a large undocumented Irish population in America.
Keire MurphyGUEST
22:41
But again, that was regularized, right? So, so we passed the Temporary Protection Directive, say, "Actually, that's allowed." Um, so, you know, the, the question of regular, irregular is also a very political thing.
Mike DavisGUEST
5:27
of closing the deal, doing what he needed to do, which is to fire up his base, the MAGA base, to get out and vote in this election.
Mike DavisGUEST
5:34
And he did this by talking about what President Trump has done for the last nearly two years in his second term in office by securing our border, expelling ILLEGAL ALIENS, BRINGING DOWN CRIME, RESTORING OUR ECONOMY AND GETTING AMERICA BACK ON TRACK.
Mike DavisGUEST
5:53
AND HE TALKED ABOUT WHAT HE WANTS TO CONTINUE TO DO AS THE PRESIDENT FOR THE NEXT TWO YEARS, WHY HE NEEDS A REPUBLICAN-CONTROLLED HOUSE AND SENATE.
Mike DavisGUEST
6:03
AND THEN HE TALKED ABOUT THE CONTRAST BETWEEN TODAY'S DEMOCRATS AND PRESIDENT TRUMP AND REPUBLICANS' VISION FOR AMERICA.
Stephen ParrHOST
6:28
You can't because the Constitution requires counting residents regardless of citizenship or immigration status.
Louis R. AvalloneHOST
6:38
But the point of that when that constitutional amendment was written was not to encourage illegal immigration into the country.
Louis R. AvalloneHOST
6:45
It was to say that people who weren't yet citizens should still be counted in the census.
Louis R. AvalloneHOST
6:50
So children should be counted as persons.
RudyHOST
63:41
Federalist story number 23.
RudyHOST
63:43
Democrats openly admit they don't see unlimited illegal immigration as a problem.
RudyHOST
63:48
Back to my senator, this time Chris Murphy.
RudyHOST
63:51
The Connecticut Mirror is a joke.
RudyHOST
64:00
This is Chris Murphy supporting his little gay beard.
RudyHOST
64:03
That's double entendre.
RudyHOST
64:10
Okay, Chris Murphy, Democrat of Connecticut, thinks the problem Democrats have with illegal immigration is not that they allowed millions of illegals to invade the country, but rather the Democrats simply failed to explain to Americans that they should be grateful for for living with illegal aliens who apparently make communities safer.
RudyHOST
64:29
Donald Trump was trying to solve a fake problem of mass immigration by immigration being a threat to the American people.
Aubrey MasangoHOST
36:03
And I think a lot of people know that about me.
Aubrey MasangoHOST
36:07
I think that illegal immigration is a crime that has many layers of victims and that people who want to make it look or sound like it is a minor thing are being disingenuous.
Aubrey MasangoHOST
36:26
And they are particularly disingenuous to poor South Africans who are usually the most the most affected by illegal immigration.
Aubrey MasangoHOST
36:38
Because people in the middle class and in the other classes higher than that don't necessarily feel as intensely the effects of illegal immigration.
Aubrey MasangoHOST
36:54
So I am against illegal immigration.
Aubrey MasangoHOST
36:56
I'm deeply against illegal immigration.
Aubrey MasangoHOST
36:59
But here's the problem.
Aubrey MasangoHOST
37:02
One of the things that we need to understand that not everybody that says that they are against illegal immigration is necessarily against illegal immigration because of a principled position.

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