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Have a listen. >> here is the thing. if the people who are moving up with scripts to claim asylum from their narco trafficker, human trafficker handlers, that script ain't gonna work anymore to get into america. they're going to be in mexico instead that, 100,000 will go to a trickle. >> so there is a concession mexico can make today to prevent tariffs? >> absolutely. that's number one on my list. the other two things are we have a 2,000-mile plus border with mexico. the southern border, however, that mexico has with guatemala is only 150 miles. better yet, it has both natural and artificial c...

Mexico has with guatemala is 150 miles and better yet it has natural and artificial choke points where it is easy to police. so a strong commitment from the mexican government to put resources down there and i'm sure this government will help them in any way possible, that's number two. number three, look, there's a bunch of check points that go from the southern to the northern border. those check points are designed to stop the flood, but instead it's the corruption, the government officials who make money off this human trafficking. that has to stop. so the point here is prior to president ...

>> we have a situation that we must address in partnership with mexico. a group of 1,036 migrants walked across the border in an organized movement out of shelters. nobody on the mexican side stopped that. we have people moving all the way up. there are natural choke points. the movement is overt. it's happening on commercial bus lines that are owned and controlled by cartels. we need mexico to do more. the crossings are happening on a 1150-mile stretch of the border. this is a controlable border. we need them to be stopped before they make the route to the u.s. carley: mexico's president made...

The border. they're not even mexican migrants generally speaking. one overarching philosophy you clearly hold on immigration, the countries in central and south america are strong, if they have strong economies, strong security, that will be good for the united states because there will be fewer migrants coming into the united states. these tariffs are designed to hurt mexico economically. won't they just exacerbate the problem, if things go bad economically in mexico, wouldn't more people come in and cross the southern border illegally? >> we have a situation we have to address in partnership...

Even mexican migrants generally speaking. one overarching philosophy you clearly hold on immigration, p the countries in central and south america are strong, if they have strong economies, strong security, that will be good for the united states because there will be fewer migrants coming into the united states. these tariffs are designed to hurt mexico economically. won't they just exacerbate the problem. if things go economically bad, won't more people come in illegally? >> we have a situation we have to address. wednesday morning at 34:15, a group of 1,036 walked across the border in an or...