This is not a manufactured crisis. It is real, it is serious, and it is overwhelming our front-line personnel.
Debbie Lesko: “This is not a manufactured crisis. It is real, it is serious, and it is overwhelming our front-line personnel.”
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Lesko asserts that the border situation is a genuine crisis affecting personnel.
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