This is the Friends of History Debating Society. Quickly with Michael Jan.

That's Michael underline at Michael underline Jan for reporting.

I'm going to put this interview up as well.

Michael spent years at the Mexican-American border, not really years, weeks and weeks and weeks,

going back and forth, back and forth, especially in the Texas part.

The numbers have dropped off dramatically. Michael, do you hear from your colleagues on the border?

What is the explanation for the drop-off? Have we got that many extra personnel, or did they just

figure out they were no longer welcome what what explains this

dramatic drop i think it's an amalgam of things one is they know they're no longer welcome

i've been told that there are some people saying that you know they would rather leave right now

under their own terms then get arrested and ended up in an El Salvadorian prison,

you know, frog walking with all the, you know, whoever else gets put in there with them,

MS-13 or whoever.

You know, the train day at Agua and all that, you know, Buckele in El Salvador, you know,

offered to house these prisoners, and I would take them up on that. Not for U.S. citizens, but, you know, when it comes for

today and day at Agua, you know, the Venezuelan gang, who we saw huge amounts to those

coming through here.

And then I would talk with them.

I would ask them if they were three and day at Agua, and they would say, yes, they

would, like, straight up, like like they were proud of it and uh and and very serious guys like

like you know tattoos on their face the AK 47 on the eye and all that stuff and uh and so

i think for some of them it's that some of the the invaders in the United States let's just

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