SA528-With Hans A Von Spakovsky George Rasley Kenneth Abramowitz - Securing America

Frank Gaffney welcomes Hans von Spakovsky, a leading authority on election integrity, to discuss the crucial implications of the SAVE Act amid today's immigration landscape. Unpacking the bipartisan support for voter ID laws, they delve into why Democratic leaders oppose such measures despite broad public approval. Von Spakovsky highlights the disconnect between Congress and constituents, shedding light on key Senate dynamics that prevent progress. With looming filibuster challenges, he explores the potential for state-level initiatives. The conversation shifts to the current immigration policy, revealing startling figures: nearly a million deportations, coupled with 1.5 million self-deportations as the Biden administration implements strict measures against illegal immigration. They examine the impact of executive actions and the ongoing legal battles shaping immigration enforcement. Von Spakovsky also underscores the need for decisive state legislation to counter federal inaction on voter integrity, pushing the narrative from frustration to proactive solutions. As they dissect these issues, the episode references critical figures like Chuck Schumer and Mitch McConnell while exploring the intersection of election integrity and national security. With the stakes higher than ever, the discussion offers a thought-provoking insight into the critical nexus of legal reform and political willpower, urging listeners to engage and advocate for change at both state and federal levels.

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