and they're tired of a very serious public safety crisis from a national perspective is not the ideal way to deal with this the best way to deal with this is for the federal government to do its job and

the federal government is not serious about enforcing immigration law and preventing a future immigration

we're gonna have to deal with them in a way that's reasonable but responsible and I've outlined that way

Arizona is seeing not just the immigration challenges of that but the security challenges about the public safety challenges of the so

is is that in a deal killer pretty yeah because that's is permanently and by the way I think people on both parts point

immigration no trade deal can impact immigration law and that anyone that attempted impact immigration law wouldn't be subject to

we have here is that no one believes this administration is serious about enforcing the laws if people thought the administration is serious about enforcing immigration law debate

also believe we need a fence the problem is about shop will build a tunnel under the fence we have to be able to deal with that too and

of the biggest obstacles we face here is a lack of in the administration's willingness to enforce the law but my point as

getting access to guns the problem is that all these laws that people are discussing were not effectively deal with that problem but

in the present United States is not going to cooperate with the opposing party we need to report that's going to be very very very

bottom line is that I think we've been able to convince people that this is the best chance to deal with this issue in a way that's responsible and and

prove to the American people show that we are enforcing our immigration laws and that illegal immigration is under control and

leaving it the way it is a simple not accepted and my hope is that in a place this is dysfunctional as Washington's at

new immigration law and they'd like to see data model in in every state this is the law that's

people that call my office who have been waiting for fifteen years to come to the United States and they paid their fees and