Hello everyone, welcome to the podcast of the Loat Sitters for the episode number 1147.

I'm joined today by Bo and by Stephen and we're going to discuss who controls global immigration policy.

Pete Heggseth being in trouble again and also the due process debate regarding the case of Kilmar Abrago-Garcia.

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Also, you may be wondering about us not talking about the Pope. We are not going to talk about the

death of the Pope today. I'm sure something will follow in the next few days. So rest in peace to the Pope. We will talk about it.

Right. So should we start with the first segment?

Yeah, absolutely. And I will say a happy post-Easter to everybody.

And I hope you're not too like stuffed on chocolate eggs. I know I was with my 12 year old yesterday.

So Easter egg hunts, no, it was just stuffed in the kitchen. There was Easter eggs face stuffing.

So you try to get some from the food.

Yeah, no, I've got to spend some time now trying to run it off, to be honest.

But I thought this might be interesting for people.

Last week we had a very interesting discussion about, you know, the numbers coming into Europe and the UK.

And how do we actually really physically try and change immigration policy?

And on what really could we do by law, what could we do by policy, and are there anything that we do to prepare it?

And I think I pointed out very clearly that in the US, under Stephen Miller, they'd worked pretty hard to do so, and we've got a potential strategy that we could do here.

But then I thought, well, let's just try and extend this now to the overall bigger picture.

If you've got people like ourselves thinking about how we're trying to stop it, slow it down,

prevent it from just destroying our nations

with huge mass immigration.

Who is actually on the other side? What's actually happening? Where is it originating?

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