Ingraham Battles Immigration Atty.: Do People Have a ‘Universal Right’ to Enter the U.S. from Anywhere?

RUSH EXCERPT:

INGRAHAM: "Joining us now for reaction, from Fort Worth Texas is Francisco Fernandez, a dual citizen of Mexico and the United States. Great to see you." 
HERNANDEZ: "Great to see you." 
INGRAHAM: "Tell us why chain migration is something that should be continued even given the numbers, Fernando, we are seeing. 61% of all new immigrants in the United States come from this process of chain migration?" 
HERNANDEZ: "That’s because there is no such thing as chain migration. It’s called family based immigration. And that’s the only thing we have in the United States there is two Hanner students. Agree if we just remove the politics from immigration. It’s justth law of ply and demand. Nobody has ever heard of it before this week. It’s family based petition. 
INGRAHAM: "This is what it is. I will explain it to you when immigrant comes into the United States, this is a fact according to U.S. statistics. When an individual comes into the United States on a green card." 
HERNANDEZ: "You don’t come in with a green card." 
INGRAHAM: "I will finish." 
HERNANDEZ: "You come in with a visa." 
INGRAHAM: "He becomes a permanent legal resident of the United States." 
HERNANDEZ: "That’s what a green card is." 
INGRAHAM: "Get a green card. The green card is the permanent legal residence." 
HERNANDEZ: "Sweetheart, let me finish and you can make your salient point." 
INGRAHAM: "All right." 
HERNANDEZ: "You get that permanent resident status as we saw with the terrorist Uzbekistan, you are allowed to give personal treatment to certain family members. This is a fact. I know you like to call it family based. Yes, they are family members. You are absolutely right about that. However, this shear number of people results in very difficult thing for, number one assimilation. Number two proper verying, know three special train on social services in the United States?"