Hey, Bill O'Reilly here. I'll talk to you today about something important because it is a topic of conversation from Holt in Maine to Key West from San Diego to Seattle and everywhere in between.

So what about people who defy federal law in the immigration area? What should American

justice do about them? So let's zero in on Michelle Wu. Fascinating woman, I think. I've never met her. And she is the mayor of Boston.

And Boston's my second home. Many of you know that I worked there at Channel 5 and Channel 7

as a local reporter. Made a pretty strong name for myself in Boston. And then I attended Boston

University, got a master's in journalism, broadcast journalism,

and at Harvard, where I got a master's degree in public administration. So I know Boston,

as well as anybody knows Boston. It's just up there last weekend. And Michelle Wu is a very

far left person, but I don't think she's a bad person.

The city is deteriorating under her watch.

The graffiti alone is shocking.

And Harvard Square is going down.

That's Cambridge, not Boston.

But, you know, it's not what it should be.

Now, crime in Boston's low, and the reason is community policing, they've done a very good job up there by the police joining with the clergy in tough neighborhoods like Roxbury, Charlestown, places like that, where the police

have a very good rapport with local leaders, and they're able to isolate gangs and things like

that troublemakers, much quicker.

And they got them under control.

And the crime rate in Boston, one of the best in any major city.

So that's to Wu's credit and the police commissioner up there as well.

You've got to be honest about these things.

But Wu is very soft on punishment for criminals, very soft, and wants every migrant in a world

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