Citation From the August 23 edition of Fox & Friends

GRIFF JENKINS (CORRESPONDENT): This report is from the Bureau of Justice Statistics, and it shows 64% federal arrests in 2018 were non-U.S. citizens — a figure that has more than tripled in the last 20 years. And while non-U.S. citizens just make up 7% of the total population, they are accounting for 24% of all federal drug arrests. 25% of all federal property arrests, and 28% of all fraud arrests. This as the administration issues that new rule you mentioned, which eliminates the Flores settlement agreement. That currently prohibits officials from holding migrant children for more than 20 days. They'll replace it with a new standard, expanding migrant family detention. If approved by a judge, it would take effect in 60 days from today.

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STEVE DOOCY (CO-HOST): Griff, so just to reiterate, 64% of federal arrests involve people who are in the country illegally even though that's only 7% of the total U.S. Population?

JENKINS: Yeah, that's right, Steve. And if you look back to 1998, which is what the study did, it's a more than 230% increase. So, quite alarming numbers we're putting out there.

BRIAN KILMEADE (CO-HOST): See, I just don't see why enforce the border. I mean, it makes no sense. We've just got to get those numbers up a little bit.

DOOCY: You sound like somebody I know in Washington.

KILMEADE: Yeah, absolutely.