Now, the concept of illegal, which used to be called illegal aliens, can't do that anymore.

Undocumented migrants, how's that?

That come across the border.

And, of course, it's a huge issue going on right now, as we know.

And you'll see people at the border, which I just saw the news yesterday,

when they actually, a group of them rushed the border and overran the border patrol.

And so in the United States, they go immediately asked to be arrested, turn themselves into the

border patrol and go through the immigration system where they're allowed to have

matter of fact per law they're mandated to have a hearing to determine whether their claim for asylum

is going to be heard which it will eventually at some point in life and then they're either allowed

or not allowed to stay in the United States if If asylum is granted, they're allowed to stay.

And they're at that point, that point it becomes the road to staying in the United States permanently.

The vast majority claiming asylum get tossed.

It just doesn't work.

Well, one of the ways that people who are here illegally can be able to stay and apply for a green card as marrying an

American. Just marry an American citizen. And with that, there's a case here in Los Angeles,

four Philippine nationals living in L.A., sentenced for their roles in an $8 million scheme that

arranged more than 600 fake marriages for green cards,

claiming that these undocumented clients were abused by the American spouses. That is the basis,

and that can be the basis of granting asylum. Certain things, persecution in your home country, where your life is in danger, for religious persecution, spousal abuse. I mean, it goes on and on. Not economic, not to your economic detriment. That doesn't fly. You're starving to death, too bad. You know,

you crawl across the border with no food for five days. I'm sorry, you can't do it. However,

spousal abuse, that flies. Okay, so these four Filipino nationals who are here legally, I don't know if they're American citizens or not, set up this agency had an office in L.A.

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