D. A. King, Founder of the Dustin Inman Society, discusses the Senate Bill supposedly for immigration reform. Is it amnesty? Who pays the $5,000 fine? How can the gov’t be expected to perform a background check in 24 hours? Why can’t they agree to secure the borders before they allow 10 million illegal aliens to stay in the country.
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