This is the Mark Simone show on 710 W.O.R. In for Mark today, here's Ken Rosado.

And a very good morning to 710 WOR, the voice of New York. Phone lines open right now. We're going to go right to David in Queens. Good morning. David, how are you today?

Hey, good morning. I just wanted to know if anyone else's notice, Trump's softening on the migrants.

We went from total deportation to we're going to deport the criminals.

I wondered if maybe some sort of deal has been made with the devil.

I'd like to know your thoughts.

That's a really, really good question.

And here, let me just point out what I've observed.

I think part of it is the thought that there may be way more migrants in this country than originally thought. I think

originally they were talking up to 10 million migrants. Now it could be, I've heard some people

saying there might be 20 to 30 million.

I mean, we don't really know.

Because think of all the gotaways for every two, three, four that they give an appearance notice to.

You got five, six, seven that may have gotten right past the security at the border.

So we don't really know.

You know, I heard somebody say the only way to really find out is to have a count where literally we go house to house and say, look, you're not going to, we're not going to judge you yet, but we got to know who's here, why, when, how you became a citizen, et cetera, and then figure it out at that point. We'll see what happens. But yeah, I know what you're saying and I think you're right. Joan in Florida, good morning to you i love my florida state the other state i live in part-time how are you today

fine very good and um what i wanted to talk about is i have been talking to fellow floridians

who have moved out of state and they've failed to take themselves off the elections

boards in the state they came from. So they're open to fraud. Well, you know what? Let me,

listen, I'm one of these people, okay? I was born and raised in New York, moved to New Jersey, and then moved to Florida full time, and I still have a home at Fort Lauderdale, and then I go back and forth to New Jersey, but I'm like 50-50 in both places. I maintain a Florida driver's license, not a New Jersey driver's license. I pay taxes in New Jersey because I don't want to get in

trouble, but I live in Florida about 50% of the time. Here's the thing. I vote in Florida.

My spouse votes in New Jersey. That's how we handle it. But it is an incumbent. You're right.

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