yesterday. rachel: you have a cut on your hand. pete: i do, working the land. rachel: acting like ronald reagan, clearing the brush. pete: him and george w. hacking away at the brush. will: yes the former governor of south carolina nicky haley was here and i didn t realize that south carolina is the third most popular state for people immigrating from other states. pete: really? will: behind texas and florida. south carolina and i said, i would have guessed tennessee. pete: the big advantage south carolina has? will: what s that? pete: coastline. it s hard to compete with coastline. you ve got to be really good if you re going inland and leaving california to not go to another coast. texas has coast, florida has coast, south carolina has coast. north carolina i would have thought north carolina would have been higher than south carolina will: want to get a fact check, governor ambassador haley, proud of her state and south carolina the problem is every state feels like cali
The following is a transcript of an interview with Mayors Francis Suarez of Miami, LaToya Cantrell of New Orleans, Andre Dickens of Atlanta and John Giles of Mesa, Arizona, that aired Sunday, Jan. 22, 2023, on "Face the Nation."
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issue affecting many communities particularly border communities and i m taking action where there s the legal capacity to do so and i ll call on congress to act and pass comprehensive immigration reform. will: here to react and miami mayor and conference of mayors francis suarez. mayor suarez great to see you again this morning. he s taking action wherever he has the legal capacity to do so. that is border enforcement. is he taking action? well, you know, i think the border crossings have surged enormously under his administration. that s number one so doesn t seem like they re taking any action in terms of border security. he hasn t funded border security in their funding bills and they ve underappreciated the rise of socialism in this hemisphere, which is really what s putting immigration pressure on the country. a lot of immigrants that are coming in legally are coming in from countries that are either socialist or are trending to socialist and there s a