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Speaker 1: How fascinating is the coup? Marques say, and how would

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Speaker 1: you like to be Chris peak the minister in charge

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Speaker 1: of making the call as to whether to deport people.

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Speaker 1: And in a way, this is a singular, little example

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Speaker 1: of what the Americans deal with millions of times over

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Speaker 1: there seems no dispute. Eighteen year old Darman's parents are overstays.

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Speaker 1: Darman was born here, it's his home. So does he

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Speaker 1: get deported? And do his parents get deported if you

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Speaker 1: follow the law. The answer seems simple, yes they do.

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Speaker 1: It's not Darmond's fault. His parents broke the law, and

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Speaker 1: that's the birth's debate. Of course, in America, the illegals

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Speaker 1: come across the border, they have a child, the child

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Speaker 1: is an illegal, and yet it's not their fault. It

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Speaker 1: is their home, it's the only country they know. A

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Speaker 1: democratic administration gives your leniency. A republican not so much.

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Speaker 1: There are, as the ra always are questions around how you

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Speaker 1: can be here as an overstayer for many, many many years. Also,

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Speaker 1: I assume these are decent people. I mean if they

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Speaker 1: were criminals or reprobates, the decisions would be a lot easier.

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Speaker 1: Of course, so family who work, contribute to the country,

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Speaker 1: call it their own. They want to stay. No shortage

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Speaker 1: of emotion in the old argument. Now I'm sure part

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Speaker 1: of their issue at some point once they technically became

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Speaker 1: overstay as they feared getting caught. You know, after I

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Speaker 1: don't know, a week, a month, a year, do you

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Speaker 1: come clean to your tidy year affairs up? Do you

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Speaker 1: plead for leniency, hope for the best, do you try

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Speaker 1: your luck? Surely, in doing what they did, they must

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Speaker 1: have known the game at some point for some reason

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Speaker 1: would be up. Or maybe after eight years or nine years,

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Speaker 1: or fifteen or twenty one years, maybe they put it

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Speaker 1: to one side. Maybe they would never be found out,

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Speaker 1: they thought to themselves. So what to do? The section

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Speaker 1: is three seventy eight of the Immigration Act. The Minister

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Speaker 1: can apparently do anything he likes. Easy to say, go on,

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Speaker 1: let them stay. But you set the precedent, don't you.

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Speaker 1: And that's the trouble with powerful jobs and big decisions,

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Speaker 1: hardly ever simple. It may well be the hardest thing

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Speaker 1: to think ever does unless you get well, Unless he

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Speaker 1: lets them stay. Of course that would be easier, make

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Speaker 1: you feel good and probably with minimal pushback for more

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