During an interview, Rep. Glenn Ivey clashed with Fox News's Will Cain over immigration issues, specifically regarding the case of an illegal immigrant allegedly involved with MS-13. Ivey emphasized the importance of presenting facts in court, asserting the legal system's efficacy in resolving such matters. Cain, however, contended that illegal immigration itself is a problem warranting immediate action. The discussion escalated as both men defended their positions, with Ivey referencing his prosecutorial experience and Cain underscoring the difference between writing laws and enforcing them.
I gotta say, if those facts are correct, present them in court. We have a legal system that works very, very well on these kinds of issues.
I appreciate what you say, but you don't have a rope or a gavel. You're not a judge. These things should be decided in court.
I don't know about you, but I prosecuted the crimes of illegal immigrants for eight years. I've done it, you haven't.
Today, you don't prosecute the laws, you write the laws.
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