The program that she put in place is called Operation Streamline, and I would encourage you to try to expand that up and down the border.

Judge Moses and the Border Patrol in the Del Rio sector with the support of the Department of Justice, they use their good hearts and their commonsense in a compassionate way to ensure that existing law is enforced uniformly and fairly.

If you want federal money, follow federal law.

Taking federal money away from local law enforcement is only going to make it harder for law enforcement to go after the real criminals, the murderers, the rapists, the drug lords.

But you have got to start--it begins with law enforcement.

99 percent compliance with the request for information with federal authorities is not sufficient. It is 100 percent required.

We are a nation of laws. And if the law is not enforced, if there is no consequence to illegal activity, there is no way to get it under control.

The definition of sanctuary cities is actually very clear cut.

Because you are exactly right, we need to make sure those immigration judges are there on the border to handle people who come across and receive that notice to appear.

I persuaded her last summer to change Department of Justice policy last July, and the Department of Justice issued new guidelines...

the state of California will lose a minimum of $68 million, $69 million in federal law enforcement grant money