Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

The crackdown is not, of course, just affecting those being detained.

It is impacting local communities and workplaces with migrant workers not showing up for jobs, including many in the agricultural sector, out of concern that they could be next.

What are we supposed to do about that as a society?

I mean, are you presenting that as a, like an actual argument for something, or is that just kind of an immature?

There's a downside to this.

I don't, I don't.

It's that one.

It's hinting that there's an argument here.

I'm not going to hit you with it right now,

but yes, I have a powerful and moral argument against this being done. You'll note that

immigrant communities, I'm sorry, migrant communities are on edge, as if that's significant.

Well, that's why I've been saying to my radio or TV for the last week like a crazy person,

and so we should what, After I hear them say that.

And because of that, we should what?

The Home Depot and just Chicago area didn't have employees show up yesterday because they're worried about being deported.

Okay.

And so we should what?

Not deport people?

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