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Interview with Mark Levin
Senator Marco Rubio
April 17, 2013
http://youtu.be/slAybxNSmto?t=3m56s
Senator Marco Rubio: “I think it is important for us to remind ourselves of the good news that Barack Obama will not be president forever. He has three and a half years left and then we will have a new president.”
Mark Levin: “But he can do enormous damage, like he has already done.”
Rubio: “Well, obviously but here is the point. This bill requires the full implementation of a universal e-verify system. This bill requires the full implementation of an entry and exit – by law it requires it, it is not an option. It says you must fully implement an entry-exit system, which is a big deal because forty percent of the illegal immigrants in this country are people that came in legally and their visa expired, they didn’t leave, we don’t know who they are. And the third thing is it requires – if the Department of Homeland Security cannot achieve ninety percent, 100 percent operational awareness, and ninety percent apprehensions on the border, they lose control of the issue to a commission. Not a Washington commission, to a local commission made up of the governors of the four border states. We are talking about Texas and Arizona. Well they will then finish the job of securing the border, including a fencing plan.”