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eep people's privacy in place?the house but before in the senate, how does one impact the other? >> we have to fix immigration. it's not working for anybody. i've taken a strong stance against certain parts of immigration but always advocated that we have to fix legal immigration. i don't care how far and wide the defense is but if you don't fix immigration, you don't fix it. boston situation creates issues we have to look at closely. how do we deal with the silence? we -- asylum. we bring in tens of thousands of people under asylum. how do we go through the adjudication process of whether they should or shouldn't be granted asylum? that's part of the immigration discussion. host: our guest joining us to talk about homeland security and immigration-related matters. the republican from utah. jason chaffetz. our first caller from our democrat's line. how are you doing? caller: go ahead. going to if they are be finding out how they got their guns because one police officer was killed and another was badly wounded and

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