something. some say ice should be able to go out and arrest individuals for the sole reason that they entered our nation illegally. i'm not going to say every single person who is coming up to upstate new york, that particular group labeled as illegal immigrants at this point. and what that means is that we're willing to ignore their initial crime. >> this organization that's housing these veterans, the lady that started it, i don't have her name at the tip of my tongue. she is a injured and disabled veteran herself. she started this over the help that she received as a brand-new mother with a premature baby. it isn't like she doesn't have empathy for human beings. that shows you that her heart is in the right place. the organization is doing the right thing and they know the veterans they are helping are on the precipice of turning their life around. american citizens who have paid taxes and will one day. we don't know the people they put in their place will ever become citizens or...

its own jurisdiction by doing it. you hear eric adams talking about how everyone has responsibility. not everyone called themselves a sanctuary city. and not everyone signed up to take care of people who have already broken the law by being here to begin with. the fact that this community has chosen to support this nonprofit and 20 homeless veterans and now being told we won't let you do that. we'll make this hotel take these migrants instead at a big chunk of change hits at the heart of what the community stands for. >> harris: a lot of discussion around this. mike lawlor represents one of those counties. what he is saying is mayor eric adams who choose to endanger the welfare of our u.s. veterans and it speaks volumes to what a debacle this has become. >> a president that would leave americans stranded in afghanistan probably doesn't see the onus to take care of 20 veterans in a hotel.