A
-- and, uh, have been in this country for, oh, more than a hundred and fifty years --
B
Oh, my.
A
-- almost two hundred years, so, I don't have any, any, uh, relatives that I am, or, or, uh, several generations back, that I am familiar with their names and how they fit into the family. They were all, they were all born here --
B
Uh-huh.
A
-- so I don't have any real strong ties with any, with, with the immigration laws. I don't, because I don't, I don't have any personal feelings about them and I haven't taken the time or effort to learn what they are.
B
Well, I think in a way, though, uh, uh, I also have, uh, an opposite point of view, which is, uh, although I believe we should, uh, permit, uh, you know, constant immigration into this country --