Transcrição (en)

So we got to get into it here, sir, because I was sick. I would get all these angry texts. You went on Jake Tapper and you're it. I think people interpreted what you were saying as you were encouraging these Haitian TPS recipients where the Supreme Court rightly ruled that temporary means temporary, but you were encouraging them to apply and that they could stay. I read through the transcript. And so I texted you immediately. I was like, are people misinterpret? What are you trying to say here? So let's let's give you the opportunity. What are the options for these TPS Haitians that now a temporary actually does mean temporary? What are the options for them and what is the goal of this administration? They don't have an option now. The courts rule they have to go back. They don't have to go back to the country they went to. They can go. They can choose another country and we'll assist you in that. You can self deport or we're going to pick you up. What I was saying on Jake Tapper is like people have been here 15, 20 years. They had time to change their status if they wanted to. Because you didn't change your status, there's nothing I can do at this point. The court has spoken. Full stop, period. There's no other place to go to change your status now. You're going to have to go back to your country you came from and change your status. or, and what I mean by change your status, reapply to build a come into the country legally, because as of right now, TPS is ended and you're currently in the country illegally. So I'll give you a $2,600 check and an airline ticket to go back to the country you choose that will accept you or go back to your country.