You're not. And if you call for the cops, you call for any social service, you're not going to be seen or not going to get a good response because we are over fucking realms. And excuse my language, but this is real life.
It's affecting us. And it's just been allowed to happen. And yes, they're trying to use the loopholes now or not the loopholes, but whatever you want to call it, all these bullshit rules they made up.
But they they just sit there and allowed this to happen against all the laws in the United States. Well, and this is the kind of the point that, you know, to me, the the idea that we need any form of amnesty after we just passed a very, very strong bill, you know, I don't you know, I don't know what they're thinking.
Any Republican is thinking doing this right now is ridiculous to me.
So. Walter, a question from the question from the audience. Ruby asked if the speaker has to bring this to the bit to the floor.
The answer is no. The only way the speaker would be forced, Ruby, to bring this to the floor, not only no, but I don't see him having any appetite to bring this to the floor. He's a very hardliner on immigration.
He's actually one of the people I spoke to about it originally when I was involved. And he's like, yeah, that's not for me, George. So anyway, so the answer is no.
SourceThe only way this bill goes to the floor, Ruby, is if they get 218 sponsors. If they get 218 sponsors, it triggers a floor vote. So I don't see that happening either, unless all the Democrats jump on board.