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True refugees would stop in the first safe nation
Senator Jim Talent on Supreme Court ruling on asylum restrictions
If you’re in desperate need of police officer assistance, you wouldn’t drive 45 minutes to find a department you preferred, you’d look toward the nearest source of safety. The same theory applies to immigrants seeking refuge in foreign nations. Former Senator Jim Talent joins the show to discuss the latest court victory for the Trump administration in regards to immigration.