Could it be that the Trump Administration's success in restoring control of our borders stemmed the flood of low-wage labor into the job market that had been suppressing wages for American workers for decades?
McClintock questions the impact of border control on wage suppression.
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Even if this was not happening, the mere perception of it is enough to destroy public confidence that the vote will accurately reflect the will of the American people.
One of the obvious and most frightening aspects of this open border is the migration of the most violent gangs in the world.
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