That is not a solution. That is a way to try to seek attention, politically.

It ends asylum entirely as a concept and as a legal responsibility in this country and internationally.

We must establish responsible immigration policies like those found in Republicans' H.R. 2, the Secure the Border Act.

This is about organized, well-financed crime on both sides of the border. And we need to put the focus and the attention on breaking that up.

President Biden has brought the nation to a breaking point with his reckless immigration policies.

H.R. 2 is the panacea and fundamentally will not solve the issue, neither will a wall.

The unprecedented number of refugees and asylum seekers that are coming to the border is a reality. It is a humanitarian crisis, and it needs to be dealt with.

It doesn't deal with the crisis that we are seeing globally.

Well, I am a lawyer, so I am talking about what is legal and what is not legal.

It is not right, nor is it proper, that local communities bear the burden, financially and otherwise, for the processing, shelter, and transition of those seeking refuge and asylum in this country.

I think that one of the centerpieces that my Republican colleagues have promoted as a solution is H.R. 2, Secure the Borders Act.

I think consistency would be important for your presentations before Congress.