During a Newsmax segment, Carl Higbie detailed a proposed framework for strengthening immigration enforcement, emphasizing the use of E-Verify, legal-status requirements in schools, and consequences for institutions and companies that do not comply with federal law.
Higbie said the approach relies on removing bureaucratic barriers and fully enforcing existing statutes.
“Here’s my plan, and it will work. But you got to get, like, all the consultants, all the white shoe law firms and the washy politicians especially, get the bureaucrats out of the way. Stay with me. Okay, if they get in the way too, you got to, like, fire them. I’d be prosecute them,” Higbie said.
“Look, I’m looking at you. Pam Bondi, okay, you really, actually want to make this omelet. Let’s break some eggs, one the work system, e verify, or something like that. Trump talked about this like 10 years ago.”
A clip of President Donald Trump played during the segment, stating, “We will ensure that E verify is used to the fullest extent possible. Under existing law.”
Higbie said the work-eligibility system is central to his proposal.
“You take away the ability to work here, and they will stop coming here, and to the ones already here, all companies would have, like, I don’t know, 30 days to implement on all current employees or confiscate 100% of those annual profits from that business. Kind of an incentive to break it to be abide by the law.”
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He said the next component involves verification in schools.
“Two schooling, all schools would require verification of legal status for all students, because our schools are overrun right now.”
A CNN clip referenced during the segment reported, “Immigration officials in North Carolina spotted in more cities and the people of the state want them out. More than 30,000 students in the Charlotte area kept home from school on Monday.”
Higbie said schools that do not comply should face financial repercussions.
“And if they don’t want to cooperate, Linda McMahon, pull all the funding.”
He then pointed to Trump’s prior comments on border security. “Three, Trump, you had this plan on day one.”
A Trump clip followed: “I would build a great wall. And nobody builds walls better than me, believe me.”
Higbie said the project should be completed. “Build it. Do it for a fraction of what we gave Ukraine that was wasted or defrauded could have done in a year.”
The final portion of his plan addressed those already in the country illegally.
“Four, get the people who are here illegally the hell out of here. If they can’t work, most will probably leave. If their kids can’t go to school, a lot more will leave, but some will hang on in hope for a change of administration. So you got to get them out.”
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“You take away the ability to work here, and they will stop coming here.”
-My 4 point immigration plan https://t.co/4RYnygNRSI— Carl Higbie (@CarlHigbie) December 3, 2025
