Ep. 15 Part 2 How it should be done: LEGAL VS ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION

We interview two beautiful ladies that have gone through and tell us of their experiences going through the Legal Immigration process and becoming US Citizens. There is a tremendous heart and soul difference between those that learn this nations history, freedoms and sacrifices and those that cross illegally, abuse the system and show zero knowledge or gratitude for what this nation stands for. A nation cannot stand without respect for laws, order and sacrifices of those that have gone before. We also discuss the new "Dignity Act" introduced by Rep Maria Salazar (R-Florida). It is a good start for the honest worker but it must go further in preventing not only those with criminal records from staying but those that have abused our entitlement programs from staying. The US tax payer cannot sustain the world.

In this episode, we dive into the crucial topic of legal vs illegal immigration, exploring the naturalization process, green card process, and immigration statistics. We discuss the importance of a well-functioning visa application system, work visa regulations, and the need for comprehensive immigration reform. The immigration debate has been a contentious issue in the US, with many calling for a more humane approach to dealing with illegal immigration, while others advocate for stricter border control and enforcement of immigration law. We examine the role of ICE Raids, the Dignity Act, and the impact of human trafficking, sex trafficking, and child trafficking on the immigration landscape. Furthermore, we look at the involvement of cartels and the consequences of immigration protests. Our conversation also touches on the role of USCIS, the concept of Citizenship, and the perspectives of prominent figures such as Tom Homan and Kristi Noem. We explore the tensions between patriotism and an entitled mentality, and how US History informs our understanding of freedom and the fight for it. Don't miss this in-depth analysis of one of the most pressing issues of our time.