On the recordApril 5, 2022
Immigration reform would not solve all of our problems at the border, but without reform we are knowingly accepting a status quo that has become increasingly untenable.
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congress.govImmigration reform would not solve all of our problems at the border, but without reform we are knowingly accepting a status quo that has become increasingly untenable.
Emphasizing the need for immigration reform to address border issues.
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