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Pete Hegsef is the defense secretary.

Actually, he'll be the secretary of war because the president changed the name of that department.

And what he has done, and that's Pete Hegsif, has approved sending 600 military lawyers to the Justice Department to serve as temporary immigration

judges. Now, I can never, I have never heard of that happening. So the military will send

groups of 150 lawyers at a time, both military and civilians, to the Justice Department as soon as practicable.

And of course, this is the administration's attempt and the administration's move to get the

entire immigration issue moving as quickly as possible and deport as many illegal migrants.

Okay.

Now, the Trump administration is turning to the military more and more as it's cracking down on illegal immigration.

As you know, attacking Chicago and Los Angeles.

And Trump had said, and we're going to go after every other city where crime is out of control.

Of course, they're all blue cities.

And the military already includes troops patrolling the U.S. Mexico border,

National Guard members being sent to U.S. cities to support immigration enforcement efforts,

housing people on military bases to keep the detainees in basically in one place, right, to house

them and using military aircraft to carry out deportation. Now, here is where it gets interesting.

The administration's focus on illegal immigration, and that seems to be the end-all-be-all.

They're dealing with, we're talking about the immigration system, the court system, the immigration court system.

There is a backlog of 3.5 million cases.

So Pete Higgsith is saying,

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