are they delivering that message so it doesn t start to begin? we are increasing that message. that is very important. but as part of what we discovered last week here in d.c. we are also working due address the root causes of migration. that is obviously a long-term decision. as i ve said before, mexico does not promote or advocate for illegal immigration. what mexico believes it s that it s cooperation with the central american countries in the united states, we can address this issue. mexico is in favor of legal, safe and orderly migration. this step we just took today is extremely important. it s an important president. that will allow for a process by which if anybody is seeking asylum, because they are fleeing for a legitimate because they in mexico they could support, receive the support of a mexican government.
there will be, that process will be sanctioned by the u.n. dana: some of the administration official said this is built-in because they know, they know what to do. they get to the border and they seek asylum, the u.s. has a process to know that you can t turn them away. there is a long process to assimilate them. to bring them in. can you say tonight that that caravan is not going to make it to the southern border? what i can say, number one, we have made it crystal clear that if somebody wants to enter mexico it must do so in compliance with their own immigration law. number two, if you attempt to enter mexico not through a port of entry you can be subject to recreation immediately. dana: turnaround? exactly. number three, we are clearly sensitive to the humanitarian situation. therefore we are taking this
hips, ankles, arms, wrists, just recently we had a lady jump off the fence holding her 5-month-old daughter. both of them hit the ground. agency injuries happen daily. we ve sent approximately 1500 people to the hospital and 2018. that equates to over 9,000 hours of a border patrol agents time in the hospital. u.s. taxpayers pay the estimated $3 million hospital bills. for agents, cental americans present a frustrating case of catch and release. instead of running and trying for us to chase them and make sure we don t apprehend them, they run to us. the only thing that separates this caravan from the u.s. right now is mexico which mobilizes its federal police today to stop the group crossing the river along the guatemala border. if that fails, president trump says he will use u.s. military. bret: william, thank you, let s get some perspective on
sean: we have had some fights before. when you are president, in the year 2002, you deported, you kicked out of your country, 140,000 people that entered mexico illegally from nicaragua, guatemala, el salvador. you threw max amount. and do you say, if we do that, we are racist and it s unfair and unkind and unjust. you did the very thing you don t want us to do. no. this is an issue that i agree with you 100%. sean: so we should kick out illegals? wait a minute. borders must be six-year and borders must be safe and we must keep order, like we tried to do with president bush, with senator mccain, with senator kennedy. we put it together a bill that was presented in congress and that bill sean: why did you call the
agreed. sean: and i would say the president s right you don t need walls, you need borders. to be when you build a wall. but for? is a waste of money. sean: let us decide. here s the thing. we ll build the wall with a big door and we can all be friends but america has the right not to let people enter here illegally. sean: who will pay for the wall on the door? hopefully mexico or not the united states. u.s. taxpayers, nobody else. sean: so the wall is built with a big door. you d be happy with a wall? with a big door with a door that people come legally. i don t mind a wall being built, i just tried to advise american citizens, my loved country, united states, don t waste your money. we should all be friends. that is what we are working towards. sean: nice to see you. god bless you. god bless you. sean: when we come back,