As a Nation, we have a habit of focusing on the immediate challenges at our Southern Border and rarely do we take a step back to look at the bigger picture.
Jose Luis Correa: “As a Nation, we have a habit of focusing on the immediate challenges at our Southern Border and rarely do we take a step…”
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Correa emphasizes the need to address long-term migration causes rather than just immediate border issues.
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