J.D. Hayworth

The longer and the more flagrantly you have broken our immigration laws, the easier it will be to get on this so-called path to citizenship.

Successive administrations have failed to enforce the law. And now it is coming back at us with a vengeance in a post-9/11 world.

I think it is possible, in fact, to have a border fenced to have a security system.

The first question we should ask is how do we protect America and what do we do to make sure that American citizens are secured in their future.

We must live up to our obligations to educate children on federal land.

This problem is not isolated to my district. Almost every federally impacted school district faces similar problems.

The Federally Impacted School Improvement Act begins to address this desperate situation by authorizing $50 million to be spent on repair, renovation, and construction in our federally impacted school districts.

Unfortunately, the federal government has failed to live up to its obligations to federally impacted schools, especially in Indian country.

This bipartisan legislation seeks to address the urgent school construction needs on federal lands, an issue I have championed since I was first elected to Congress.

In fact tomorrow on the President's itinerary are two fund-raisers, one in Florida, the other in New York

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