‘The View’ Panel Clashes Over Immigration
To quote New York Yankee great Yogi Berra, “It’s déjà vu all over again” at ABC’s “The View.” That’s because the return of former co-host Elisabeth Hasselbeck has led to some fiery discussions. On Wednesday, the hot…

To quote New York Yankee great Yogi Berra, “It’s déjà vu all over again” at ABC’s “The View.”
That’s because the return of former co-host Elisabeth Hasselbeck has led to some fiery discussions. On Wednesday, the hot topic was Immigration.
Hasselbeck, the lone Republican on the panel, went to bat for President Donald Trump’s border policies and deportation efforts. She claimed the administration is taking on an issue that has been ignored for too long.
“We need a strong border, especially now with our current global situation. And I believe that you may say you don’t want border control and you’re against ICE, but I actually don’t believe you in your daily lives,” Hasselbeck said. “How many people in the audience here had to go through security to get here? Raise your hand, just be honest, otherwise you go to jail, I guess, for legal trespassing, right?
“This is an authorized audience. They had to through security, to get through the border, to just get right here, to hear us talk. We need strong borders more than ever right now. We are being infiltrated.”
She pointed to large drops in border crossings and daily encounters by Border Patrol as definitive proof Trump’s policies are working.
However, these words were hard for the other panelists to swallow.
“We’re not on the border when Renee Good and Alex Pretti were murdered, and death is not a mistake. That was a murder. That was murder,” co-host Sunny Hostin



