Moreover, it underscored the real world consequences of our government sending mixed signals about border enforcement and of potential amnesty at the same time that it fails to engage effectively with our neighbors that are facing rising insecurity and instability.
Noriega discusses the implications of mixed signals on border enforcement and amnesty.
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