House Speaker Mike Johnson Discusses Border Security and Grocery Prices
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) addressed the issue of border security and grocery prices during an appearance on NBC's "Meet the Press." He emphasized the importance of securing the border, citing the presence of dangerous individuals and the humanitarian cost of illegal immigration.
Johnson stated that President-elect Trump's plan to deport millions of undocumented immigrants is a necessary investment in the safety and security of the country. He acknowledged the cost associated with the plan but argued that it is a small price to pay for the benefits it will bring.
Regarding grocery prices, Johnson expressed confidence that they will decrease under the Trump administration due to a return to "fiscal sanity" and "common sense." He highlighted the importance of reducing the tax and regulatory burden on businesses to stimulate economic growth.
Johnson did not provide an estimated cost for the deportation plan, but he asserted that the American people will support the effort. He also emphasized the need to prioritize the deportation of dangerous individuals.
The interview concluded with Johnson reiterating the importance of unleashing the free market by reducing red tape. He believes that this approach will benefit everyone and contribute to a stronger economy.
7 Comments
The Truth
Lowering the regulatory burden on businesses is a great idea! Let's unleash the economy!
Answer
Johnson's perspective on grocery prices gives me hope that we can bring prices down again!
The Truth
Investing in border security is a smart move. It’s better to be safe than sorry!
Answer
Mike Johnson's comments seem more focused on fear-mongering than on real solutions to our economic problems.
Coccinella
Trump's policies failed to lower grocery prices before; why would we expect anything different this time around?
Michelangelo
I trust that with proper measures, grocery prices can indeed go down! Let’s see action, not just talk.
Raphael
Common sense would suggest we find ways to integrate immigrants, not deport them. Johnson is out of touch!