Until Secretary Mayorkas starts doing his job, following the laws passed by Congress, Americans are going to continue to be on the hook for the wasteful, needless, and often deadly costs incurred by this self-inflicted crisis.

The cartels took advantage of that. The cartels saw an opportunity.

It's impossible to measure.

The Biden administration and Secretary Mayorkas... they've brought generational trauma upon the entire Western Hemisphere.

It's cost the State billions of dollars, and it has completely undermined the Federal Government's authority over immigration.

He continues to claim that the border is secure, when the American people can plainly see with their own eyes that it's wide open.

A hundred-plus thousand children from the age of 18 into their mid-twenties, early thirties, young adults, have died as a result of the poisoning of fentanyl this year.

Americans are fed up with politicians who waste their tax dollars and think they know better than everyday Americans.

I agree with the mayor on that point. He can't. He can't handle it.

The President must stop this crisis at our border. He must end the absolute abuse, rape, and torture of these kids that's going on as a result of the cartels owning the Southern Border.

This administration is aiding and abetting, and they're complicit with this criminal activity, this criminal enterprise.

Do you believe this administration is aiding and abetting?

We want into the North American miracle. We want to be part of the American miracle.

I want to thank you for your work in that regard and your Department's work in that regard.

Your leadership has been vital in ensuring that we are able to get funding out into our communities.

This document is nothing more than--it's an SOS warning to cancel the California high-speed rail project because it's riddled with billions in cost overruns.

I think we should work together, you and I, conduct a full audit of the project before any high-speed grant decisions are made.

Are you willing to invest more taxpayer dollars on this project, which seems highly unlikely to succeed, versus sending that limited money elsewhere?