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Hey everybody, welcome to the buck brief. Let's talk immigration today because it's the biggest story in the country. It's enormously important and it looks like it's only going to get worse from the perspective of the rule of law.

Immigration is completely out of control from the perspective of US sovereignty. It's a major issue. So I want to talk about what's going on at the southern border.

And also what's happening in New York City. So we can start with the border, the latest border numbers show that we are at, I believe the highest.

Highest of all time ever recorded in one month, 260,000 migrants have been brought into the or allowed to come into the United States.

And I think that everyone should see this for what it is. It is a total abdication by the Biden administration and intentional abdication of its responsibility to prevent something like this from happening.

This is not supposed to happen. This is a bad thing. There should not be some sense among Democrats that they can get away with this the way that they have, but of course they do.

They've thought that along. In fact, you can make the argument that this is what they want. They just don't want you to know about it.

That this is something Democrats as a, as a reality have been pushing for, but they don't want the perception, the American people's recognition to catch up to this.

So I think that's very important. I think it's very important for us to understand where they really are on these issues.

And how they actually view the problems of the Southern border, but I just wanted to get that number out there, 260,000 people in one month have come into the United States of America illegally.

Of that number of the vast majority not only were allowed into the country, but are going to stay in the country.

Meaning they're never going to be deported. And this is where the whole, this is where the whole system breaks down.

And this is why if you speak to anyone from custom and border patrol, they will tell you the problem here is the system is being abused in a systematic fashion.

These individuals are not people who should be getting asylum. These individuals are not people who are fleeing their home country because of a fear of persecution.

The reason we have an asylum program is so that if somebody is in a country that they are likely to be imprisoned tortured and or killed for reasons of politics or reasons of, you know, who they are, how they worship, things like that, reasons of politics.

There's a place for them to go, but there are so many steps in that process. We give them a place to go or at least we give them the right to apply to be refugees.

A asylum as the program exists is really meant for somebody is a defector, let's say from the Soviet Union and they managed to just escape the United States and they can't go back.

So we say, okay, fine, we'll allow you in this extreme circumstance to skip the normal immigration procedures because your life and perhaps your family's life is in jeopardy.

That is not what is happening here. You have people who are coming from all over the world primarily from all countries south of the US, but you have people coming from all over the world.

And the thing that they are doing is first off entering illegally and then lying by saying that they have a credible fear they've all been coached by the cartels in how to get past that first initial screening.

They all just know and think about this all the migrants talk to each other they understand this anybody with internet access can figure out that you just have to say I have a credible fear of persecution, you know, some version of that in some other language probably.

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