روبيو: علّقنا سياسات الهجرة مؤقتا لتحسين الأنظمة ولدينا الحق في أن نعرف من أنت، ولماذا تأتي
And now we’re facing a second challenge is and that is we’ve admitted a lot of people into the United States and perhaps the overwhelming majority of them are not bad people and so forth. This is all true. But there are people we know okay for a fact that there are people in this country who got in through some form of vetting that was wholly insufficient and we’ve seen tragic evidence of that very recently including people that we claim to have vetted. So because why does that happen? Because there are some places where you can’t vet people. You can only vet people on the basis of information you have about them. But that information is often times dependent on whether there’s some local authority that actually has any information about them. Okay. So, so that is the challenge we’re facing which is why the president has sort of put a stop to all of these things until these systems for admitting people into our country can be improved. But I think everyone would understand that after a flood of 15 to 20 million people into our country almost unrestrained in some extent uh over the last four years before taking over in January of this year uh there’s a desire in our country to put a stop to that until we can fix these processes to ensure that not only do we know who’s in the country now but in the future we’re not going to face some of these challenges that we faced in the past. So look the the United States remains the most generous country in the world when it comes to legal immigration. And this year alone, close to a million people will enter this country legally and get have their green card and go to war. But we do have a right, like every sovereign country does, to know who you are, why you’re coming, what you’ve done in the past, and what we think you might or might not do in the future. We have a right. We have a right to make sure that you’re not going to come to this country and and and pose a burden on our social safety network. Um, all of these things are rights of sovereign countries. Bunch of sovereign countries in the world do it. Most of the countries in the world have far more restrictive immigration policies than the United States has ever had. But we are in a special period right now. This is not like business as usual. This is right now we are less than a year removed from the most reckless migratory incompetence in American history where a flood of people in a mass migration events entered the United States. And I they can claim all they want that they vetted people. This is just not true. Some of them were cursory vetting and in some cases you couldn’t vet them because the countries or places they came from had no documents upon which they could be vetted
