- I have the privilege of being
involved in my community
from New York to New Jersey, to South Carolina,
where I get to look people in the eyes and have
real conversations with them.
And people are really concerned about this issue.
I honestly have never spoken
to as many people who are concerned about the migrant issue
as I have over the past year.
And I mean, I've heard everything,
from the gang, MS 13, overrunning neighborhoods.
I've heard
what we saw just happen
in New York City where the migrants,
they took 2000 migrants
and put 'em into school and made the school stay home,
made the students stay home
and do school via Zoom.
And that was a big issue.
Like, I mean, people were calling the radio station
that was just this week,
really, really, really complaining about that.
So I've never seen working class people
who I interact with every day until this past year
really, really, really express
their frustration for the migrants.
And it's not even just the people.
Like you see politicians who once
championed having new migrants in the city,
like the mayor Eric Adams of New York,
now they're like, yo, hold up.
This is too much.