are no safe havens for any illegal immigrants.ol weic will go back to the remainn mexico policy so they never step foot on u.s. soil to start with. and instead of catch andof release, we will go to catch and deport. for all those who have come over, as cruel as it sounds, yo. got to send em back. if we don t send them back, it ois an incentive for others to come in. biden gave half a million venezuelans temporary protected status. that s half a million social security numbers,. wh half-million drivers licenses.do i saw at the u.n. what that ydoes.mb they pick up theer phone and th call their familthy members and they tell them to come.se not only p that, they are cuttig the land of those people whoto were trying to do it the d right way. we are a country of laws. the second we stop being a country of laws, we givep it upeverything this country is founded on. we need to secure the border, build the walle e ri, deport any doesn t come here the right wayc and start thinking again of
[laughter] more american couples are getting, check this out, a sleep divorce and choosing to hit the sack in different rooms from their spouse. more than a third are going to bed separately to avoid snoring, stolen covers and their partner s early alarms. some say it works wonders for their marriage. [laughter] jesse, is this do you find that this is a strategy that you re pursuing? i don t snore, so that s not a problem. she steals covers. i steal em back, so we re even. the alarm thing is an issue. she s making me put my alarm in, like, the bath with room, and then she doesn t like the bathroom area door open, and then i can t hear it because the door s closed. so i bought one of those classic ones that, like, you don t plugging in, and that s too loud. so that s a real issue in the marriage right now. [laughter] well, if you let her have the covers, maybe you wouldn t have to deal with that. there s plenty of covers to go around, judge.
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country. keep americans are dying for what s going on at that border. criminal aliens are getting into this country. even people on the terrorist watch list are getting into this country. [applause] no, you deserve to have a secure border, you deserve to have the rule of law. someone comes across the border, stop em and send em back on the other side of the border. don t give them a piece of paper and say you come back for a court date in four years. what kind of a deterrence is that? and i ll tell you this, these mexican drug cartels are killing a lot of americans. they need to be treated like the hostile force that they are. we need to be holding the cartels accountable, and we need to be holding the mexican government accountable because they are allowing a lot of this to happen. i can tell you in florida we ve leaned in on this issue. when i became governor, we banned sanctuary cities. we actually have people say you re not a border state.
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