Former Governor of Arkansas Mike Huckabee weighs in on the border crisis as President Biden repeals Title 42.
MIKE HUCKABEE:
Well, it's pretty troubling to see that these are children that are being exploited. There are two kinds of people to come to the United States to immigrate. There are those who come because they desperately want the American dream. They want to live here. They want freedom. They want opportunity. And those are the people that have made America a wonderful country. And thank God that they have come from all over the world to make us a better country.
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