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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Well, it's up and running now. The Alligator Alcatraz is
happening in South Florida, and the Florida Attorney General there,
James Utmer, was talking about this.
Speaker 2 (00:10):
You know, I was impressed when I saw President Trump
talk about reopening the original Alcatraz. We got dangerous people
in this country. We need to lock them up in
no better place than an island where it's impossible to escape. Well,
I saw that maybe it wouldn't be possible to reopen it,
but I said to myself self, We've got a great
(00:31):
piece of land in Florida, an old abandoned runway from
the seventies and eighties, thirty square miles, the largest eleven
thousand foot runway in the state, great for big deportation planes,
completely surrounded by the Everglades. So if the gators don't
get them, and the pythons don't get them, the mosquitos.
Speaker 1 (00:53):
Just Mike Joinning's now to talk a little bit more
about this, and also what's happening with the protests and
the pushback on every bud that's involved in trying to
clean up our country. Handa Davis from Federation for American
Immigration Reform this morning in DC hannaboy. I'll tell you
a lot of people not happy about that. In others,
as the Trump administration coming through with the biggest promise
(01:13):
of the campaign, We're going to stop the illegals coming
into this country. Man, start to pour in the criminals
big times. So, I mean the just a tax on
immigration authorities is skyrocketing these days, it is.
Speaker 3 (01:25):
Yeah. I think the White House came out last week
with a percentage saying that a tax on immigration authorities
are up seven hundred percent. It's a violent rhetoric that's
been fueled by politicians and technology alike. I mean, there's
this Ice block app which allows users to anonymously report
ICE activity, including descriptions of agents they're dosing them their families.
(01:46):
It's absolutely wild that politicians are pushing for this as well.
We've got vice mayors in LA saying that Ice is
the biggest gang on earth. You know, We've got AOC
calling for the abolishment of Ice, and even Governor Tim Wallas,
who ran for president, has compared Ice to the Ice
agents to the Gestapo. I mean, it just has to end.
Speaker 1 (02:06):
Yeah, it's ridiculous. And isn't there numerous laws about you know,
doxing people and putting apps out there to obstruct justice.
If the law enforcement agents are trying to do their job,
you get in the way of them trying to do that.
In most municipalities, cities, states, and federal laws say if
you get in the way of law enforcement doing their job,
(02:28):
you can be arrested. Why aren't we clamping down on
these people that release these apps and docks people more.
Speaker 3 (02:33):
That's exactly right. There's a lot of laws against dockxing.
But it does come down to when it comes to
the politicians talking about the anti ICE movement, it becomes
blurred lines with freedom of speech. But at the end
of the day, people like Tom Holman said, people are
welcome to protests, but they can't impede ICE or federal
immigration authorities from doing their job. That's a felony, right,
(02:55):
and people just need to start cracking down on these
politicians that tut off this violence rhetoric, or for the
protesters who actually stand in the way of ICE when
they're doing their jobs.
Speaker 1 (03:04):
You know, and all of the pushback to and all
of these you know, people that are putting so many
people in harm's way by doing not only the illegal
activity but if the ICE agents have to come in
and raid places because you're not playing ball with the
dictate that's come down from you know, the Trump administration
and everybody involved in it. If you're here illegally, then
(03:26):
you know, self deport or we're coming to get you.
If you're a criminal, then we're coming to get you.
But in all of this madness, there's children involved.
Speaker 3 (03:36):
Yes, Unfortunately, around one hundred thousand unaccompanied miners crossed under
the Biden administration and federal agents recently carried out a
lawful immigration rate at two cannabis facilities in southern California
just on the tenth of July, and they were able
to rescue ten illegal immigrant miners who were being exploited
for their labor, and in doing so, you would think
(03:58):
that they would be cheered on and appreciated, but no,
Governor Newsome, as well as multiple people who were at
those raids working there, were actively and violently shooting and
attacking at the ICE officers for doing their jobs. So
even when children are involved, even when you know the
optics look really good for the raid and the justification
(04:18):
behind it, no one cares. It still boils down to
the rhetoric that's been pushed by politicians and the hatred
that we continue to see, and it's got to stop.
Speaker 1 (04:26):
Well, what's going on on our border right now? It's
basically gone down, really really well as far as illegals
coming across detainees, the numbers have dropped, still moving forward
in that direction, is still slowing down, and it looks
like it's pretty much almost almost complete halt.
Speaker 3 (04:45):
Yeah, the border is really quiet, and that's a good thing.
We've got really good exterior enforcement and you know, Trump
has said that the rule of the law of the
land and immigration enforcement is going to continue, and so
because of that, the border numbers are down. But just
even at Gallen, Texas, a border city, there was an
attack a twenty seven year old man open fire at
(05:06):
a Border patrol annex in McAllen and injuring two officers
and one Border patrol agent. So the crossings may be down,
but the rhetoric is still there and the attacks are
still happening on the facilities themselves. Yeah.
Speaker 1 (05:16):
Well, I really appreciate your update this morning. And people
that are protesting, you know, getting law enforcement back on
track in this country. It just blows my mind how
people are still in favor of, you know, supporting the
criminals more than they are the victims, and the laws
in our country
Well, it's up and running now. The Alligator Alcatraz is
happening in South Florida, and the Florida Attorney General there,
James Utmer, was talking about this.
Speaker 2 (00:10):
You know, I was impressed when I saw President Trump
talk about reopening the original Alcatraz. We got dangerous people
in this country. We need to lock them up in
no better place than an island where it's impossible to escape. Well,
I saw that maybe it wouldn't be possible to reopen it,
but I said to myself self, We've got a great
(00:31):
piece of land in Florida, an old abandoned runway from
the seventies and eighties, thirty square miles, the largest eleven
thousand foot runway in the state, great for big deportation planes,
completely surrounded by the Everglades. So if the gators don't
get them, and the pythons don't get them, the mosquitos.
Speaker 1 (00:53):
Just Mike Joinning's now to talk a little bit more
about this, and also what's happening with the protests and
the pushback on every bud that's involved in trying to
clean up our country. Handa Davis from Federation for American
Immigration Reform this morning in DC hannaboy. I'll tell you
a lot of people not happy about that. In others,
as the Trump administration coming through with the biggest promise
(01:13):
of the campaign, We're going to stop the illegals coming
into this country. Man, start to pour in the criminals
big times. So, I mean the just a tax on
immigration authorities is skyrocketing these days, it is.
Speaker 3 (01:25):
Yeah. I think the White House came out last week
with a percentage saying that a tax on immigration authorities
are up seven hundred percent. It's a violent rhetoric that's
been fueled by politicians and technology alike. I mean, there's
this Ice block app which allows users to anonymously report
ICE activity, including descriptions of agents they're dosing them their families.
(01:46):
It's absolutely wild that politicians are pushing for this as well.
We've got vice mayors in LA saying that Ice is
the biggest gang on earth. You know, We've got AOC
calling for the abolishment of Ice, and even Governor Tim Wallas,
who ran for president, has compared Ice to the Ice
agents to the Gestapo. I mean, it just has to end.
Speaker 1 (02:06):
Yeah, it's ridiculous. And isn't there numerous laws about you know,
doxing people and putting apps out there to obstruct justice.
If the law enforcement agents are trying to do their job,
you get in the way of them trying to do that.
In most municipalities, cities, states, and federal laws say if
you get in the way of law enforcement doing their job,
(02:28):
you can be arrested. Why aren't we clamping down on
these people that release these apps and docks people more.
Speaker 3 (02:33):
That's exactly right. There's a lot of laws against dockxing.
But it does come down to when it comes to
the politicians talking about the anti ICE movement, it becomes
blurred lines with freedom of speech. But at the end
of the day, people like Tom Holman said, people are
welcome to protests, but they can't impede ICE or federal
immigration authorities from doing their job. That's a felony, right,
(02:55):
and people just need to start cracking down on these
politicians that tut off this violence rhetoric, or for the
protesters who actually stand in the way of ICE when
they're doing their jobs.
Speaker 1 (03:04):
You know, and all of the pushback to and all
of these you know, people that are putting so many
people in harm's way by doing not only the illegal
activity but if the ICE agents have to come in
and raid places because you're not playing ball with the
dictate that's come down from you know, the Trump administration
and everybody involved in it. If you're here illegally, then
(03:26):
you know, self deport or we're coming to get you.
If you're a criminal, then we're coming to get you.
But in all of this madness, there's children involved.
Speaker 3 (03:36):
Yes, Unfortunately, around one hundred thousand unaccompanied miners crossed under
the Biden administration and federal agents recently carried out a
lawful immigration rate at two cannabis facilities in southern California
just on the tenth of July, and they were able
to rescue ten illegal immigrant miners who were being exploited
for their labor, and in doing so, you would think
(03:58):
that they would be cheered on and appreciated, but no,
Governor Newsome, as well as multiple people who were at
those raids working there, were actively and violently shooting and
attacking at the ICE officers for doing their jobs. So
even when children are involved, even when you know the
optics look really good for the raid and the justification
(04:18):
behind it, no one cares. It still boils down to
the rhetoric that's been pushed by politicians and the hatred
that we continue to see, and it's got to stop.
Speaker 1 (04:26):
Well, what's going on on our border right now? It's
basically gone down, really really well as far as illegals
coming across detainees, the numbers have dropped, still moving forward
in that direction, is still slowing down, and it looks
like it's pretty much almost almost complete halt.
Speaker 3 (04:45):
Yeah, the border is really quiet, and that's a good thing.
We've got really good exterior enforcement and you know, Trump
has said that the rule of the law of the
land and immigration enforcement is going to continue, and so
because of that, the border numbers are down. But just
even at Gallen, Texas, a border city, there was an
attack a twenty seven year old man open fire at
(05:06):
a Border patrol annex in McAllen and injuring two officers
and one Border patrol agent. So the crossings may be down,
but the rhetoric is still there and the attacks are
still happening on the facilities themselves. Yeah.
Speaker 1 (05:16):
Well, I really appreciate your update this morning. And people
that are protesting, you know, getting law enforcement back on
track in this country. It just blows my mind how
people are still in favor of, you know, supporting the
criminals more than they are the victims, and the laws
in our country
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