I would ask Chairman Goodlatte, please interrupt me if you intend when we conclude today to hold a hearing on how we're going prevent future families from being separated and reunite those who have already been torn apart.
Eric Swalwell: “I would ask Chairman Goodlatte, please interrupt me if you intend when we conclude today to hold a hearing on how we're…”
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Swalwell urges action on family separations instead of continuing hearings on Clinton's emails.
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