On the recordMay 20, 2007
We have to recognize that no fence ever built has stopped history. And a border fence won't either. If you build a 10-foot fence, someone will use an 11-foot ladder.
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transcripts.cnn.comWe have to recognize that no fence ever built has stopped history. And a border fence won't either. If you build a 10-foot fence, someone will use an 11-foot ladder.
Bill Richardson discussed his views on immigration and border security during his campaign announcement.
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