On the recordMarch 7, 2016
Essentially, what it would do is require an assessment of the current state of the border between Canada and the United States--and, to me, that makes sense as we look at resources.
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congress.govEssentially, what it would do is require an assessment of the current state of the border between Canada and the United States--and, to me, that makes sense as we look at resources.
Senator Ayotte discusses the need for a border assessment bill.
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