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Good morning.

It is Thursday.

January 23rd.

It is five minutes after 11.

It's Kendall and Casey on 93 WIBC. Let's talk about what Donald Trump is doing at the

southern border. He just signed executive orders and he, one, designated that drug cartels are

known now as foreign terrorist organizations, but he has also instructed 1,500 U.S. troops to be deployed down there. And he says that they are to

deport migrants immediately without allowing them to request asylum or legal protection. He invoked

212F. It's an immigration law. You know, 212F, Casey. WeF, yes. We all remember 212F.

Right.

That's an immigration law, and it grants presidential powers to block entry of migrants

deemed to be part of an invasion or opposing public health national security risks.

So I saw some staggering statistic and was on the Internet, so it had to be true.

The final couple days of Biden's presidency, there was something like 12,000 illegal immigrants

detained at the border, detained, like not the ones that got away, but detained.

Yeah.

In Trump's first two days, it was 76.

So you're already seeing that, I mean, people, the memo is clear. You can hike all this

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