The thing I am most interested in is what has happened to the regulations that we mandated and we set deadlines for that are now--some of them--many years past that deadline.

It feels like nobody cares.

You have enough staffing, you have enough funding, you get along with OMB. Well, and again, I don't--I am not even sure I can ask you this question, because you haven't been there long enough.

I don't know, but I am just guessing that if that was somebody else that he didn't like that the President would say that person was lying, and has been lying for day, after day, after day.

somebody somewhere at DHS and ICE, at some point, is going to have to ask themselves, when is it too much? When are the orders too much? I can't do them.

Elliot Richardson quit. When the President of the United States ordered him to take action he found to be immoral, he quit his job.

it is unequivocally directed to your superiors who do have the authority to say no, and should have said no to this policy.

I don't remember being taught by any of the Jesuits it was OK to separate parents from children.

What is difficult for me to understand is the obsession on just one border, and the obsession on only one fix to the issue there.

I am just curious, because it strikes me, if the President says for day, after day, after day on T.V. that he doesn't have the authority and then now he does.

Do you believe that homeownership is probably the most firm and sound and most used way for relatively poor or moderately poor working class people to move into the middle class?