On Tuesday, Senator James Lankford popped up on CNN’s The Arena and dropped a little truth bomb that some folks on the Left might find hard to swallow: yes, even illegal immigrants get due process—before they’re deported. Shocking, right?

It all kicked off when host Kasie Hunt brought up President Trump’s weekend sit-down on Meet the Press. She tried to stir drama by saying, “President Trump sat down for an extensive interview with Kristen Welker at ‘Meet the Press’ over the weekend. She asked him whether he would uphold the Constitution in providing due process to people who are deported and his answer was not yes. Are you confident that President Trump will uphold the Constitution?”

Lankford, cool as ever, responded, “I am. I think his answer was, I’ve got good attorneys advising me on all those things, and they’re going to make sure they get it right. What’s been confusing on this is some people see due process like us as American citizens, and that’s a right to a jury trial, that’s all those different things. That’s not true for due process for someone who’s not a citizen of the United States. It’s a different process. It’s often just literally what people call an immigration judge, which is not a typical federal judge or a state judge; this is someone that’s in the bureaucracy.”

In other words: calm down. Illegal immigrants aren’t being whisked away in the dead of night without a chance to say a word—but they’re also not entitled to the same courtroom experience as citizens.

Lankford wrapped it up clearly: “So there is a very different process for it, but yes, there is a need to give an opportunity for someone to be able to make an argument before they are removed from the country.”

So yes, due process exists. But let’s not pretend deportation hearings are the same as your average Law & Order episode. There’s a difference between protecting rights and just plain chaos at the border. Lankford’s just saying what the Constitution actually means—something more people in D.C. could try.

On Monday’s Balance of Power on Bloomberg, Rep. Byron Donalds (R-FL) said what a lot of us are thinking: it’s high time we stopped handing out gold-plated Medicaid to able-bodied adults who could be working and earning their own way.

First, Donalds laid it out plain and simple—Medicaid is full of waste, fraud, and abuse. And guess what? His team’s got plans to clean it up.

Then he got to the juicy part. Right now, because of Obamacare (surprise, surprise), poor kids and people with disabilities only get about 50% of their Medicaid bills covered by the federal government. But if you’re a healthy adult who could totally hold a job? You’re getting 90% covered. NINETY. That’s nearly double—and it makes zero sense.

Donalds isn’t having it. He says it’s time to bring those able-bodied freeloaders down to earth and in line with the folks who actually need the help—like struggling families with disabled kids. “That’s just basic common sense,” he said. And he’s right.

He declared, “We do have a situation where, currently, under Medicaid, because of Obamacare, poor children, people who are disabled, they actually only get about a 50% reimbursement with state money from the federal government. But if you’re an able-bodied adult who can go into the economy, get a job, earn money, and have your own health care, we reimburse at a 90% clip from the federal government. That doesn’t make any sense. So, it’s about actually bringing that able-bodied population to be closer to be in line with poor children in America, people who are disabled and are hurting in America.”

But he didn’t stop there. Byron dropped a truth bomb on D.C.: This kind of reckless spending is pushing America deeper into debt. All this borrowing is jacking up interest rates and crushing small businesses and working families. Washington can’t keep living on a credit card—and Donalds says it’s past time to get our fiscal house in order.

The Florida Rep added, “That’s just basic, common sense. I think, on a broader level, it is about lowering the cost curve here in Washington, D.C. We can’t continue to borrow at the same velocity of federal bonds, because that is driving up interest rates and borrowing costs on families and on small businesses. It’s not sustainable, Washington has to get the fiscal house in order.”