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 Marguerite Telford,

the center's director of communications. I'm sitting in forite Telford, the center's director of communications.

I'm sitting in for Mark Corcorian, the center's executive director.

Today I'm talking to Rich Lee, a retired immigration officer who worked at U.S. citizenship

and immigration services, USCIS, about marriage fraud.

Fraudulent marriage is a gateway, not just for a green card, but also

eventually for citizenship for the foreign national. And of course, then their family members do

to chain immigration. For lots of reasons, this is not an immigration issue that you probably

hear very much about in the media or from your policymakers.

But I think it's an important area that we should talk about.

So, Rich, thank you so much for joining me today.

Oh, thank you for having me, Marguerite.

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