So Governor Mike Braun signed an executive order directing state law enforcement to cooperate with ICE in targeting individuals who have committed crimes after entering the United States illegally.

He emphasized that the policy targets the worst offenders first, which is in line with what Donald Trump has said.

And look, I think the tide has definitely turned in this country.

And I think it got so bad under Biden that people are like, just do what you got to do.

I don't think people are buying the, oh, they're separating families or harming children or, you know, kids in cages or whatever.

I just don't think that's having near the impact that it once did.

I think people have seen through the media.

I think they've seen through the shrieking hyenas.

And I think they're like, dude, these people are in this country illegally.

A bunch of them are really bad actors.

And even the ones who aren't bad actors, if you're in the country illegally, you're breaking the law.

And we have laws for a reason.

So the new bill is in the Indiana State House.

It will require sheriffs to assist ICE in removing undocumented immigrants.

And the question has been raised by the Indy-FOP about the importance of clearly defining the roles of federal agents versus local police.

Well, look, they don't, I mean, so Rick Snyder was on with Hammer, Nigel.

I guess this would have been the last week talking about this.

And the Bailey, the chief of police, came out with this big statement.

Look, I just, in these big cities that are run by liberal mayors and liberal city councils,

let's face it, the IMPD is not going to do anything to try to upset the already,

further upset, the already frayed relationship that they have with the mayor's office.

And I don't know.

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