in that, unless it's done by the state. that's what the law says. so, to answer your question, jose, go back to the book that secretary jeh johnson and president obama had. you treat the people with respect and then look at how we can provide somebody a fair opportunity to see they -- you know, they qualify under asylum. but, you know, if you put a hundred people before an immigration judge, 88 to 90% are going to be rejected. they're going to be rejected. so why are we allowing or trying to allow 100% when they are only -- we should be only allowing 10 or 12%? they, you know, we ought to have a system where we can do this at a border, quickly give them their fair process and due process to see if they qualify for asylum, but again, you mentioned violence. you mentioned those things. they do not -- that doesn't qualify them under asylum law, unless it's a state persecution,
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