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And welcome back fellow American Patriots and Minutemen standing at the ready to fight anew

for the issues that matter in the way they matter.

At the time they matter, there's way too many issues that matter right here, right now.

We cover them all at CR podcast, your host, Daniel Hurwitz, back here today. As always, my

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We also do have our video segments of the interview parts of the show up at Sierra Podcast on Rumble. And we will have today's interview with my good friend R.J. Howman of Nice, National Immigrant Center for Enforcement.

Where are we? Where are we on the biggest electoral mandate in terms of enforcement?

We hear good. We hear bad.

Sort of a state of the union on immigration enforcement where things stand.

But, you know, I don't want to be biased, so I'm going to give you another view.

I mean, I think we overlap mostly, but we'll see what RJ has to say.

But you have to realize, economically, we're becoming unglued.

I mean, this was built in ever since the COVID policies, which obviously are the fault of Trump 1 and Biden.

Trump 2 is inheriting that. And we have an economy that's becoming more asset base, more crony, government buying into the MAG7 or large companies.

And the thing is, there is an area where immigration and economy merge, where Trump has an opportunity not just to do what's needed

and what's right on immigration and fulfill that mandate, but also to at least provide the people

with some inkling that he cares about the little guy in a free market way and the labor market.

And even more so than illegal immigration, it's the visas.

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