I think there is a root cause there, and I think it is called 'Deferred Action on Childhood Arrivals.'
We should not be minimizing this. Yes, it is down from last year, but last year was a humanitarian crisis.
the reality is if you are a parent or a child in Central America and you send your child or you come up and you get into...
As long as we detect them, apprehend them, and then process them with a notice to appear, and then disperse from around ...
it was a humanitarian crisis
if you really take a look at the root cause of so much of our border insecurity, it is the insatiable demand for drugs i...
You kind of know where it is.
I want to see where we have our strengths and where we have our weaknesses.
I think it is really quite clear that that unilateral Executive Action on Deferred Action on Childhood Arrivals was the ...
We have to really take a look at our laws and take a look at those incentives for illegal immigration.
If you take a look at what is causing our unsecured border, I would say the root cause is our insatiable demand for drug...
I agree with Senator Peters.
U.S. policy creates direct incentives and disincentives for illegal immigration.
Knowing this drug is the source of so much violence and misery is truly what keeps me up at night.
One would hope the priority of security on our border does not become just another price tag and/or political posturing,...
This is a marathon, not a sprint, but together we can produce the results that you seek and New Englanders demand.
I would say by any measure still at crisis levels.
there are multiple causes
