four-year degree that does not lead to jobs. let me ask you about immigration. you went forward with your immigration proposal and at the end of the day you said it did not work. i tried. it is not go to work. and you were, last time i interviewed you on radio you said you regretted going forward and thought you made a mistake. it wasn t popular. it is a serious problem that has to be confronted. we don t have a verified system. we don t know who they are. we have to put that in place. there are three sectors of the border, one in particular, that are completely insecure. needs more fencing and patrols. that has to be done. we have a legal immigration
four-year degree that does not lead to jobs. let me ask you about immigration. you went forward with your immigration proposal and at the end of the day you said it did not work. i tried. it is not go to work. and you were, last time i interviewed you on radio you said you regretted going forward and thought you made a mistake. it wasn t popular. it is a serious problem that has to be confronted. we don t have a verified system. we don t know who they are. we have to put that in place. there are three sectors of the border, one in particular, that are completely insecure. needs more fencing and patrols. that has to be done. we have a legal immigration
lead to jobs. let me ask you about immigration. you went forward with your immigration proposal and at the end of the day you said it did not work. i tried. it is not go to work. and you were, last time i interviewed you on radio you said you regretted going forward and thought you made a mistake. it wasn t popular. it is a serious problem that has to be confronted. we don t have a verified system. we don t know who they are. we have to put that in place. there are three sectors of the border, one in particular, that are completely insecure. needs more fencing and patrols. that has to be done. we have a legal immigration
voekzal vocational careers. the four-year degree is still important. i owed over $100,000 in student loans. we have people graduating with a four-year degree that does not lead to jobs. let me ask you about immigration. you went forward with your immigration proposal and at the end of the day you said it did not work. i tried. it is not go to work. and you were, last time i interviewed you on radio you said you regretted going forward and thought you made a mistake. it wasn t popular.
it wasn t popular. it didn t excite me. it didn t excite me. growing up in a typical catholic family in bloomington, illinois, chase had a passion for soccer. in high school, he played for the under 16 u.s. national team and went on to play at clemson university. that s before he moved to chile to play in the pros. i moved to south america thinking that professional soccer was everything that i wanted in my life. but thousands of miles from friends and family, chase suddenly found himself alone and looking to god. i remember at that time just hearing the silence in my heart. be my priest. that s about the most uncomfortable thing that i can hear at this point. that s not comfort. and what i want, you know, is to be comfortable playing soccer and maybe a girlfriend and maybe a lot of friends and the limelight and the fame and the money that goes along with it. his prayers were answered in 2006. he won a national championship in chile and soon had everything he ever wanted. i