Right is still right, even if you stand by yourself.

Mr. Chief Justice, may it place the court.

This is Hans von Spakovsky, and this is the latest episode of Case in Point.

And the title of our episode today is The Radical's newest Heroes, Gangsters and Human Traffickers.

As we all know, President Trump has been tried to fulfill his campaign promise to take care of the immigration problems we've had now for a number of years, to secure the border and to deport the millions of illegal aliens who were allowed into the country during the last administration,

in particular the many criminal illegal aliens who are now loose throughout the country.

The Biden administration holds the dubious record, I believe, of allowing the largest number

of illegal aliens in the country of anti-presidency

since we started keeping records on this. The estimates range from 8 to 10 million to even

larger depending on which organization you look at that's trying to figure out the numbers.

Since January 20th, we've seen the flow of

illegal aliens come across the southern border drop precipitously upwards of 95%. The lowest number

since, like I said, we've seen coming across the border again since we've started recording the numbers.

But the president has also issued a series of executive orders and directives to the Department

of Homeland Security to try to go after the millions of illegal aliens in the country.

One of those aliens who was sent back to his native country was Kilmar-Abrego-Garcia,

an El Salvadoran citizen illegally in the U.S., who has been betrayed by many,

such as Senator Chris Van Holland of Maryland, as a hero, whereas you

have judges, law enforcement officials, and others who say that he was a member of MS-13,

a domestic abuser, and a person involved in human trafficking.

Garcia, who keeps being referred to in the media, as a Maryland father, even though he's a citizen of El Salvador, and as I said, is here illegally, has been portrayed as a cause-celeb by the glitterity of the liberal,

political, and media world. So here to discuss the case today is Laura Reese.

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