What are the real-world consequences of immigration policy decisions and how do different officials approach immigration enforcement?

Trey Gowdy emphasizes that immigration policy decisions have severe "real death consequences" with irreversible impacts, particularly when families lose children to crimes linked to illegal immigration. He contrasts New York officials Letitia James and Alvin Bragg, whom he characterizes as "criminal defense attorneys masquerading as prosecutors," with Attorney General Pam Bondi, who represents what he considers a proper prosecutorial approach focused on accountability and federal law compliance. The discussion underscores the emotional toll on victims' families and the critical need for effective immigration enforcement policies.