Martha McSally: “I think these types of innovative partnerships like that would be really important if you are rolling anything like that…”

I do want to note that the appropriations bill included $284 million for port and drug inspection technologies within CBP, and $71 million specifically for opioid detection.

Just because it hasn't happened, yet, in 2018 doesn't mean it can't happen between now and Election Day.

This is a complicated and multi-faceted problem. There are no quick or easy solutions.

The first is to raise the standard of the initial asylum interview that happens at the border which is so low that nearly everybody can make it through.