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Of the country by deporting them. >>dave: hopefully that is the result of the investigation and we get information on cells here in the united states. former c.i.a. separative michael scheuer we appreciate you being with us. stay tuned.
Home? >> i think a lot of those concerns are ecage raxaggerated misplaced. we frequently assist people to get home quickly. the bigger question is whether or not the government should pay for air tickets and things like that for individuals to go home and i don't think that's the answer. >> right. i'm sorry, the fellow was from ecuador, not guatemala. when you look at the money spent rounding up people, deporting them, would a plane ticket be cheaper? >> i don't think that we should saddle the taxpayer with the cost of people who want to go home voluntarily. if you want to go home voluntarily,...
So arizona had an outsized impact. here is more data that is very interesting. in 2000, they caught 700,000 people trying to cross the arizona border. 2009 that number dropped down to 225,000. that's a huge decrease you did not hear about during the debate. >> so that's border security you're talking about? >> absolutely. >> is that the reason you write since the last couple of years of george w. bush's administration, america's federal immigration policy has become more oriented toward enforcement? border security versus enforcement, are they apples and oranges? >> the same thing. since georg...
Positions jeff just mentioned. and executive orders that will also remove catch and release allowing undocumented residents to remain in the u.s. without deporting them. the orders will triple the resources for i.c.e. enforcement and removal. they will also end sanctuary cities or funding for sanctuary cities that bar police authorities from cooperating with immigration authorities. and they will add 5,000 custom border patrol officers. and a second order, suspended acceptance of all refugees for four months to gauge which countries pose the lowest risk for national security. we expect to get ...