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On the recordJune 26, 2024
Mr. Chair, I rise today in support of my amendment to the Homeland Security appropriations bill. President Biden has overseen the worst border crisis in our Nation's history. Since the beginning of his administration, nearly 8 million illegal immigrants have crossed over our southern border with 2 million evading capture from Border Patrol. Even known terrorists and drugs have come through this wide-open border, but this didn't happen by accident. The administration's policies have created this crisis by failing to enforce our laws, not holding drug traffickers accountable for their crimes, and not finishing the wall. This amendment exposes this administration's refusal to build the wall and secure our border. It directs the Department of Homeland Security to use the money confiscated from the drug cartels to build the border wall and protect our communities. The cartels do not deserve to keep a single penny of the money they have made smuggling deadly drugs that are coming into our communities. They deserve jail time for their crimes. I urge my colleagues to support my amendment because the American people deserve secure borders and safe communities, and I reserve the balance of my time.

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