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the federal government has failed to keep up with thehe amf senses that is not keeping a than with the amount of people that have entered the united states illegally. and that has decreased, many to continue getting the immigratiot status. we would like them to move forward and at least try to be an american citizen and be an american and take the values that we've offered them and not take advantage of us as a citizen. >> thanks, maria. again, two different issues. one is the question of crossingg borders, overstaying he says, per se. and in this naturalization, and the civilization into culture. one of the deep concerns is theh assimilation part with every great wave in american history has been kind to earn over those people who might like us, are they going to become like us? that's a pressure throughout our history that we've ultimately dealt with. >> host: let's hear from ted cruz, presidential candidate senator from texas. >> we should enforce the law. yes, we should deport them. we should know that while, triple the border patrol. federal law requires anyone illegally apprehend

stabilizing the situation so we are not going to have such massive numbers of peoplemoving in such a short amf time. a handley, if we get on this, we have to deal with the root causes. fortunately we have a truce that is holding in syria. if you can give people hope that they can go back home, this crisis will begin to abate. so certainly, nato will have to play a part in this. and the terrorism threat is always going to be there. it isn't going to go away tomorrow or next week. and i would be careful not to inflate this with the refugee crisis. they are separate things. and we can see with the jihadi networks in western europe that connectedlarge issue to what is going on in the middle east. the only way to stop these attacks from happening is to have extraordinary police capabilities and intelligence capabilities with lots of collaboration and nato will play a role in that. i think it is wise of president obama to be meeting with the counterparts to look at what can be done and how the u.s. can help. host: nora, welcome. it is good to talk to you today. i love this program. i want to refer b