Welcome to this brand new episode of the Michelle Tofoya podcast.

The southern border, I'm shaking my head.

It's keeping me awake at night, not because there are people coming into our country who really want to be here.

Not for that reason at all, but for the outliers.

We'll get into it next.

It's time for the Michelle Tofoya podcast.

So if you listened earlier in the last week, we had Nick Lowry, former kicker for the Kansas

City Chiefs. He's in the Chiefs Hall of Fame, but he has done so much with his life. He's worked for three different presidents. And he's visited the border and he's given us

some pretty basic math. You know, let's just say, we're hearing between 700,000 and 900,000. So we'll

just go with, let's just say, 800,000 immigrants released into the United States in fiscal year 2023.

All right?

99% of them, I'm sure, absolutely want to be here, want to work, want to do what's best for their family.

But that leaves just 1% that maybe don't. Just the 1%. Do you know how many

that is? Figure it out. It's 8,000. 8,000 people potentially, and as Nick Lowry put it, who was

visiting the border, in sleeper cells, individual cells, whatever.

Not here for good reasons.

Now, you could say, well, how do you come up with 1%?

All right, let's divide that by 10.

Let's just say there are 900 of them.

It only takes one.

Quick story here.

And stick with me here.

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