We simply cannot allow people to pour into the United States, undetected, undocumented, unchecked,

and complete the dang fence.

This bill that we will sign today is not a revolutionary bill.

Can't stone your bucket where you are. We come from France.

And I am, you know, adamantly against illegal immigrants.

They're coming in by the thousands.

Just unbelievable.

A wall is an immorality.

Who are you rooting for it?

Those masters of the universe are added again.

They're not sending their best. You maniac! You blow it up!

Welcome to parsing immigration policy, the podcast of the Center for Immigration Studies. My name is Mark

Crickory, an executive director of the center. And we're going to have

another one of the panel discussions from a recent conference we did as today's episode,

or the three presentations anyway in the panel discussion. This was the conference for those who

didn't hear the earlier episode a couple weeks ago, a conference that we co-hosted,

which was for INIER, INIR, the International Network for Immigration Research, which is what it sounds

like, a network of think tanks and organizations that deal with immigration from a

realist perspective around the world, in France and Hungary and Israel.

And we had some participants who weren't part of the network as well.

So today's episode is going to be the panel on what you might call open borders lawfare.

I think the formal title we had for it was

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