Marco on Conservative Immigration Reform (Your World With Cavuto)

enforcement present provision and further cracking down on the bad guys who might already be here what is right well

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

will be a lot simpler and so we need to figure out a way to guarantee in the law that the law will be enforced at the border will be secured etcetera

let's do it were open to that and hopefully that's what we're going to get here from this open and and significant process that I hope will what will undergo we

it's just going to make it tougher well listen if Boston exposes flaws in our system immigration

or otherwise we should address that and and and we should address that in this bill if possible of course and that's one of the things that still does it requires people that are illegally here to undergo a background check and

the national security check it maybe that should be expanded for every visitors except around me the point is that we are open to those sorts of things why would you have a tragedy happened in Boston this is horrible but

we need to learn from and and why would you not apply those lessons whether it's in this Feller or some other bill United

piled on too much to distill than in in the hopes that it will address not only the

illegals who are here what they want to expand or some do little eagles who are here are those who have been granted visas or recently citizenship as in the case all

of these are two brothers in Boston now that then gets into another whole area goes well beyond what

you were trying to do with this package but let's keep that in perspective another something that went wrong in that process the asylum process the refugee process let's

we hope to go much lower than examining yet everyone is here and in the future how we but let's keep that in perspective another something that went wrong in that process the asylum process the refugee process let's

fix it we should fix it were always in the process of learning and applying lessons here but just like Americans going to slow this down senator Nunn it might if

them to hear and and and assimilate them here then it's going to take a lot longer than even you plan what for you

mean the builder of the process for allowing people and I mean both acts yeah well for the bell I don't have a problem with that I never said this has to be done quickly I mean this country's been struggling this for three decades let's let's

do it right so we don't have to do it again and I've always said that that's why I want this to be a significant process and

the Senate were still and we haven't even started and working on in the committee yet as far as the immigration process is concerned look the

immigration process first and foremost must be good for America and my point is that there's what's to prove it we should do it when

a matter what it is that leads us to learn those lessons but I think that having eleven million people here illegally not knowing who they are why they're here where they are it's

not good for us either we we have to address that because if we do nothing let's say this thing falls apart then we're stuck with is what we have now what we have now is terrible I'm

not sure who benefits from what we have now but it certainly is an American on when you look at what has happened post Boston senator there

nd there's been this sort of collective angst in Washington how well here legally not knowing who they are why they're here where they are it's

not good for us either we we have to address that because if we do nothing let's say this thing falls apart then we're stuck with is what we have now what we have now is terrible I'm

not sure who benefits from what we have now but it certainly is an American on when you look at what has happened post Boston senator there