I don't know who was in that meeting but it obviously had high level officials so good luck "sequestering" them (which likely isn't even legal, and isn't called "sequestering"). It's also a bit of hyperbole to call it "treason". While there's no excuse for violating national security laws, leaks are nothing new. I'm all for an investigation and to start enforcing the laws. I think it's needed and will send a message that leaks won't be tolerated. We'll see how John Bolton handles it.

As much of the national security establishment pushes back against President Donald Trump’s calls for a swift withdrawal from Syria, officials are again leaking details of the president’s classified meetings to the media.

The president recently stated that the U.S. will be leaving Syria “very soon,” but the Pentagon, State Department, and CIA reportedly all support long-term involvement in Syria, with senior leadership expressing concerns about the ramifications of a hasty withdrawal from the war-torn country. The president became “testy” and signaled “his patience is running out” on the Syria issue during a meeting with the National Security Council at the White House Tuesday, CNN and The Associated Press, citing officials familiar with the situation but not “authorized” to discuss it, reported.

There was little more eye opening than going to Real Clear Politics the week after the 11/16 election to see just how wrong and misleading nearly every pole was, and the fallacy of using the RCP average to smooth out the results.

Especially when they don't support your position.

What happened really wasn't any President's doing.  Used to be Mexicans came north seasonally to work in the agricultural sector, and whatever other jobs they could find.  Lots of times folks would just rush the border crossing, overcome whatever security was in place and make a run for it.  Saw it happen with my own eyes.  Mostly worked, so people could move pretty dependably back and forth.  They didn't stay, and they didn't bring their families.

The border rushes got on the news, and made INS look bad.  Things were tightened up big time.  You couldn't dependably get across the border anymore, but the jobs were all still there, and they paid better than anything these folks could get in Mexico. So the migrants brought their families and stayed.  And here we are.

I truly don't see a way that you're going to prevent people from going from where there are no jobs to where there are jobs, especially when the agricultural economies of the southwest depend on them.

Also Humvees with .50 cals mounted.  Not that I am condoning violence.