LIVE from FAIR’s Radio Row: Secure Freedom and Secure the Border

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With Sheriff Charles Jenkins, David Drucker, Joe Guzzardi, Robert Rector, Richard Vandervoort

Sheriff CHARLES JENKINS, 25-year law enforcement officer in Frederick County, Maryland:

• Local efforts to enforce immigration law with the help of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
• Exposing the consequences of unenforced immigration laws and unsecured borders
• National security considerations within Frederick County, MD
• Fundamental flaws underlying the current refugee policy

DAVID DRUCKER, Senior Congressional Correspondent for the Washington Examiner:

• High disunity on immigration reform within Congress
• Possible reasons why certain Republicans only pay lip service to securing the border
• Democratic considerations to their Hispanic constituents
• The current status of Pres. Obama’s Executive Amnesty plan

JOE GUZZARDI, Media Director and Senior Writing Fellow at Californians for Population Stabilization:

• Factors that make California the #1 destination for illegal immigrants
• H-1B visas and the destruction of the American job market
• Ways in which illegal immigration is overwhelming teachers and undermining education
• Political forces preventing the Border Patrol from focusing on keeping the border secure

ROBERT RECTOR, Senior Research Fellow at the Heritage Foundation:

• Implications of the current dysfunctional U.S. immigration system
• How much more does the average illegal immigrant household receive in government benefits than it pays in taxes?
• Examining the economic impact of executive amnesty on the taxpayer
• How the hidden costs of amnesty will bankrupt America to the tune of trillions of dollars

RICHARD VANDERVOORT, Executive Director of ProEnglish:

• ProEnglish’s efforts in advocating for English’s designation as the official language of the U.S. Government
• Long-term effects of the 1960’s rise of multiculturalism, diversity, and political correctness
• Why linguistic enclaves are a danger to assimilation, as seen in the examples of Canada and Ukraine
• Rep. Steve King (IA-4) and Sen. James Inhofe’s (R-OK) legislative goals of “getting English on the books”