Welcome back to Sarah Gonzalez Unfiltered. This will be our final show before Thanksgiving. I hope you and your families have a wonderful and safe and, well, I was going to say warm Thanksgiving, but I don't know. Sometimes here in the state of Texas, I'm like, I want it to be a little bit chillier for Thanksgiving. So just have a wonderful, happy, safe Thanksgiving with

your families. So there is an issue that I continue to address because it continues to exist.

And I fear that we are not taking it seriously enough in this country. Of course,

I'm referring to the Islamification of the entire country, but a lot of which is, let's be

honest, coming from Somalia. Right. And when you look at the Islamic problem as a whole okay well that that's not just

Somalians but when you look at the state of Minnesota for instance uh well it is kind of a

Somali problem and we've seen it with our own eyes, right? I mean, we see the case of

Ilan Omar who will get to. But this is from the Census Bureau. All right. That like, very clear

where that state is when you're looking at this data. They have come in, they've taken advantage of

this system for decades. And it's actually a question that I had. I didn't realize this until

very recently. But one of the questions I had is, you know, with all of these ice raids,

which support your local ice raids, you can buy this cup or shirt or hat or hoodie at

sarahmerch.com because we do support our local ice raids. And to that point, I'm like,

why are they not just going into Minnesota and taking all of these, you know, some of whom are

illegal Somalians off the streets. Well, actually, they were given

temporary protection status. So they can't be deported back to where they came from because it would be

according to the feds, it would be inhumane to send them back to where they came from. So I guess, like, we have to, we have to just keep them.

Okay.

Now, when you think about the idea that temporary protected status for Somalia and

Somalians started in 1991, that's not very temporary, is it?

Is that this, that if you can point back decades and decades later, that's not very temporary, in my opinion.

And so I just would like to, like, let's look at where we should tackle this problem and how far, how deep the problem gets. Okay. So Donald Trump is now taking steps to end

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