00:07I have personally never met anybody that doesn't have some passion about immigration.
00:13People in our state feel that immigrants are to blame for things that they don't have anything
00:17to do with.
00:18Very few people are indifferent to it.
00:20Are you a USAID citizen?
00:22Were you born here?
00:25It's passionate because people try to put the blame on our policy.
00:30We catch them, we send them back, they cross again, we catch them and send them back and
00:33cross again.
00:34Eventually, the odds are in their favor that they're going to make it through.
00:38If you want to make a political statement, take it to Washington, D.C., but stay out of
00:43the desert.
00:44We're not the problem.
00:45The border is the problem.
00:47We've got an invasion.
00:49It's a million people a year coming through.
00:51You have to draw the line.
00:55The body count is too high to do anything but weep about the current policy and practice
01:00on the border in Arizona.
01:04What I do is I put out water.
01:07You never get used to recovering a body in the desert, ever.
01:13I mean, God, we saved the whales, we saved the great wolf.
01:16You know, can't we save a few humans?
01:18Nobody deserves to die in the desert for a cup of water.
01:21I am always right there, Luke.
01:23I am sure to protect your life from anywhere.
01:25When you let someone know the Cecag therapy to do something for me.
01:26I am so patientäŗć¤ to come from the death but it's time when someone throws hands around
01:27really delivering props to something.
01:29I am sure.
01:29You know your hands are chĘ°a enough.
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