words matter, and that actually does provide a magnet for people because they realize, especially once the economy gets back roaring again, which I hope it does soon, we are going to see, as we have seen historically, an uptick in illegal crossings.
Ben Quayle: “words matter, and that actually does provide a magnet for people because they realize, especially once the economy gets…”
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Quayle emphasizes that language used by officials influences illegal immigration rates.
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