Since 2021, 6.5 million people have been apprehended at our southern border.
Tommy Tuberville
The Public Record
Tommy Hawley Tuberville is an American politician and former college football coach who has served as the junior United States Senator from Alabama since January 3, 2020. A member of the Republican Party, Tuberville succeeded Doug Jones in the Senate. Prior to his political career, he was the head coach of the Auburn University football team, leading them to a successful season in 2010. Tuberville's political positions often focus on issues such as immigration, military funding, and education reform.
I just hope we're taking care of our Veterans. As Senator Tester said, we need to take care of our Veterans.
Since 2021, 6.5 million people have been apprehended at our southern border.
Mr. Higgins, our economy is in incredibly shaky position. Inflation is off the chart, especially after COVID.
We are going to be probably over a million truck drivers short in the next five, six, 7 years.
Mr. Higgins, our economy is in incredibly shaky position. Inflation is off the chart, especially after COVID.
Since 2021, 6.5 million people have been apprehended at our southern border.
I just hope we're taking care of our Veterans. As Senator Tester said, we need to take care of our Veterans.
Mr. Higgins, our economy is in incredibly shaky position. Inflation is off the chart, especially after COVID.
It would; it would be a good starting point. We can sit down and work this out, but we can't do it without negotiations. That is what I was saying earlier. There have been zero negotiations. There has been no give. It has all been…
Senator, that was the type of negotiation I have been looking for, for the last 9 months. Nobody--zero--has come to me with any alternatives to bypass to get this done.
You know, somebody has got to be held accountable because if this happens again we will have people lose their lives.
Veterans need help, and obviously we all know it is the biggest health care system in the world.
We have got to make it better. But when we make a law we have got to go by it, and we have got to make it work.
So it is no secret that it is getting worse, and we cannot continue to do this.
How does the VA plan to protect these veteran patients from this grievous misconduct if we are not going to go by this Accountability Act?





