this week and began our conversation by asking him about the role of the U.S. military.

We got military on the border, not only helping us with the departure flights on military planes,

but they're helping to build infrastructure. They're putting them Constantino where they're

down there to create a secure border and lock that border down. And DOD's helped administrations

before, but not at this level.

So it's a force multiplier, and it's sending a strong signal to the world.

Our border is closed.

You know that this creates fear in the immigrant community.

The chair of the U.S. Conference of Bishop's Committee said,

turning places of care, healing, and solace into places

of fear and uncertainty for those in need while endangering the trust between pastors,

providers, educators, and the people they serve will not make our community safer.

Well, look, here's the orders I think. If Congress has a job to do. We're enforced in laws Congress

enacted and a president's

signed. If they don't like it, change the law. I find it hard to believe any member of Congress

has telling us not to enforce the law that they enacted and they fund us to do. But opening up to

anyone who's in the country illegally and going into schools and grabbing them, does that kids,

adults? The message needs to be clear.

There's consequences to enter the country illegally. If we don't show those consequences, you're never going

to fix the border. Deport all of those people. Well, leave up the Congress. You know, I think

Congress, the president has a mandate. This is number one issue. The people voted out. I think

Congress has a mandate to give us money we need. What price you put on national security?

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