Scott Jennings: Why Can We Let 20 Million People into the Country But Have to Individually Pick out Every Single Person to Deport Them?

PHILLIP: “Let me let Scott have a word and then we‘ll move on.”
JENNINGS: “It seems to me that the political analysis of this, though, is — and a lot of average people are looking at it this way — why is it that we can let 20 million people into the country, just walk across, whatever, and there‘s no real process for them to do that, but then we have to individually pick out every single person and go through years upon years upon years of paperwork and this and that and the other? And all we‘re trying to do is send them back to where they came from, because they came here illegally in the first place. 20 million in with no process. How do you get 20 million out with years and years of people fighting every single case? You can cherry-pick any case you want, but the reality is, the crisis that put Donald Trump in the White House was caused over years and years and years of neglect and letting people walk into here without any process at all. And now you‘re trying to gum up the works to keep them here.”
NAVARRO: “That’s not true. A lot of them came in — a lot of them came in with parole. A lot of them came — “
REYES: “Where we are right now, CNN polling shows 54% of Americans want Mr. Abrego Garcia back.”
JENNINGS: “November polling shows Donald Trump won the election, so — “
REYES: “CNN polling — the public is shifting.”
SINGLETON: “We are a sovereign nation, and you cannot just come into our country illegally whenever the heck you want, because we can‘t do it to any other country on the face of this earth. If you come in illegally, you have to leave. Americans are tired of that. We do not have unlimited resources.”
NAVARRO: “You know who was here illegally, with a deportation order? Marco Rubio’s grandfather.”