doing a wrong thing. Hey, we want to let you immigrants know. And you're going to come here. Here's what you need to do. You know, earn language. You need to assimilate. You need to do this, this, this, this, because these are the customs here in America. If the Democratic Party did that, then I would have much less of a problem with how immigration is working right now. But they don't do that, and that's why we have a problem. Today all day.com.

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that is called, Work on Your Game. My name is Drey Baldwin, also known as Dre All Day, and welcome

to the show. And today, we are getting into part four of our ongoing mini series here, How America Does Immigration Wrong. Before we get into this, remind you, get on my email list for free by going to work on my game.com, get into my coaching program and have me as your direct coach by going to work on your game, university.com. You can learn more about who we work with. You can see our receipts. We got a lot of receipts as who we worked with in the past, who we're working with right now and the present. And you're going to be the next person we work with in the future. Go to work on your game, university.com. Learn more about that. Picking up, we left off, which again is point number 10. This is part four of our series, how America does immigration wrong. Number 10, voting issues. I already touched on this

one a good amount earlier in this series, but I'm happy to reemphasize it. During her failed

2024 presidential campaign, former vice president Kamala Harris, she would use the phrase,

a path to citizenship. This is part of her conversation on immigration. We want phrase, a path to citizenship. This was part of her conversation on

immigration. We want to create a path to citizenship for everyone here in the United States. She was

saying this very proudly, and she was speaking to her base, was exactly what she's supposed to do.

The problem is, every time she said that, she was also riling up a base against her,

and turned out there was more people against her than there were for her, which was also riling up a base against her and turned out there

was more people against her than there were for her, which is why she ended up losing the election.

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