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So we're constantly in court with these radical judges.
We had over 60, last count, over 65,000 habeas cases.
That's 65,000 aliens that we weren't allowed to detain, which means now they're back in the wind.
We got to go find them again.
Radical judges in the sanctuary cities are trying to slow this down, and they have a little bit.
But bottom line is, despite all that:
Despite the injunctions
Despite the radical judges.
Despite the sanctuary cities,
Despite the difficulty in moving aliens to countries that don't want to give us travel documents, we're making record historic number of arrests and deportations despite all that.
Am I happy with the number right now?
No.
I want more, too.
And as we bring these thousands of more agents on, we expect those numbers to increase, and we're going to keep fighting.
DOJ is fighting the sanctuary cities.
We win some of those cases in the sanctuary cities, you're going to see the numbers climb even further.