When I was in Guatemala 2 days ago, it was a rather awkward moment, frankly, standing next to the president of that country, telling his citizens 'don't come to our country, because if you do, we will send you back, and it is dangerous to do this.'
Discussing the importance of public messaging about migration from Central America.
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The legitimate case to be made here is: How can you vote for someone for president who is under four different federal, criminal – four different felony indictments, who may well be convicted of a serious felony by Election Day?
Now, let me take that a step further, I think this President has an opportunity…at — and a lot of people won’t want to hear this — comprehensive immigration reform.
How can you vote for someone for president who is under four different federal, criminal – four different felony indictments, who may well be convicted of a serious felony by Election Day?
The numbers, now, are something like, last time I looked, 12,000 a month. The prior administration sometimes saw that in a day.
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