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In this episode of Son vs Father, the Son challenges his Dad on immigration, federal authority, and the limits of government power. What starts as a discussion on ICE enforcement and civil unrest quickly escalates into a deep philosophical clash: Should states be compelled to cooperate with federal immigration law? Should the government control who enters the country or should supply and demand decide?

The Dad argues for structured immigration, federal enforcement, and labor-based controls. The Son pushes back hard, warning about centralized power, welfare incentives, and government overreach calling for free markets, reduced federal programs, and stronger state autonomy.

This episode dives into:

Obama vs Trump deportation comparisons

ICE authority and local police cooperation

States’ rights vs federal law

Birthright citizenship

Welfare incentives and immigration

Job competition and free-market economics

A raw, unfiltered debate with no easy answers just real disagreement.

0:00 - Intro & setup
0:14 - Civil unrest & ICE enforcement
1:20 - Obama vs Trump deportations
3:34 - Media influence & political rhetoric
6:39 - Border security & policing
9:40 - ICE authority vs state cooperation
14:16 - States’ rights philosophy
18:55 - Federal law vs state autonomy
29:37 - Birthright citizenship
31:53 - Immigration hypocrisy argument
34:55 - Welfare & incentives
39:16 - Federal power debate
42:25 - Who decides immigration numbers?
47:28 - Supply & demand vs government control
56:27 - Open borders & Europe comparison
1:01:06 - Government control vs free markets
1:05:56 - Job competition clash
1:10:33 - Closing thoughts & next episode tease