On the recordFebruary 2, 2015
When it comes to immigration, it appears there is no law because there are no consequences largely.
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Paul Babeu
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congress.govWhen it comes to immigration, it appears there is no law because there are no consequences largely.
Babeu discusses the lack of consequences in immigration enforcement.
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This is my obligation to protect the citizens and families in my county, and this is directly tied to a public safety issue.
This President will do that, security the border, put Americans, our families and our national security first for once.
Clearly, I think this is real, that there's serious issues with gang violence and drug lords, cartels, all kinds of issues down in Central America.
He's setting priorities within the laws, and he's targeting who? Of the 14 million illegals who are here, the million criminal illegals, 74 percent of which have felony convictions.