when it came to paying its teachers baitsville was next to last in this part of the state. salaries averaged about $45,000. >> and we were not keeping people because of that the. >> reporter: michael hester is the superintendent, he was losing teachers and having a hard time getting new ones to move to the rural town of 10,000 people. >> people are not in this business obviously for the money, but they should not have a vow to poverty to teach either. >> reporter: jeanie has been working five nights a week at the local community center just to make ends meet. but then she started hearing a rumor. >> oh, yeah, teachers love to talk. >> reporter: about an unusual solution to baitsville's budget problems. >> i was like, what is that really about? >> reporter: that would allow this school district to live up to its name. >> don't sleep on arkansas, we will surprise you every time. >> they took an unused field and filled with hundreds of solar panels and put up a new solar canopy stretching across the high school. nearly 1500 panels, aimed at recharging baitsville's budget. >> t

> i don't know exactly what he is going to see but i will tell you what i saw last weekend i was in baitsville, texas, 70 miles from the border. 70 miles. i was down there hunting. and on the ranch they found an illegal alien. and on the highway in front of the ranch, the police pulled over, the sheriff pulled over a small truck with five or six teenagers all of them illegal. the oldest was 15. and we are 70 miles from the border. i have been on south texas for more years than i want to admit. this is one of the worst years yet my hunting companions have seen out in the pastures. we are in the end of february. about 400,000 people in this fiscal year that's by the end of this month, we in all likelihood we will eclipse what we had in the entire previous fiscal year and the biggest month for border crossings are yet to come. that is to say april and may. >> brian: i know. geraldo, i want to pivot to your legal background and talk about hr 1. they are going to basically federalizing elections and they are going to make a lot of things traditional and try to indoctrinate into law in a simple majo