Hello America and welcome to a new edition of John Solomon Reports. The

podcast from just the news where today we're going to take you south to the

border, the southern US border, where the evidence of the election impact is

is very clear. Joe Biden's new immigration policies are changing things at

the border. On both sides of the border to the south there are migrants looking

to come in larger numbers into the United States. On our side there are questions

about whether the wall will exist, whether it will be disassembled, whether it

will be stopped, and what the enforcement policies both in the interior of the

United States and at the border are going to be. And we have a very special

guest. Somebody who knows this issue very well. His name is Mark Morgan and he has

served in the immigration and border space for both President Obama's

leader and with President Trump. Very important voice on border security was a

driving force for many of the changes that President Trump achieved, particularly

in the second half of his term. And we're going to bring him on in just a few

seconds to talk about what he is seeing, what are the impacts of Joe Biden's

policies, what was the progress made under President Trump, how much of that

progress will remain, how much will be reversed, and what the immigration

policy status in America will be over the next few months as Joe Biden's

policies begin to take effect. And particularly what message are we sending to

illegal immigrants, what message are we sending to legal immigrants, what will

happen to the wall, what will happen to our security posture, and what will the

drug cartels and the human trafficking cartels do in a Biden administration that

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