A national crisis is happening right now in my home State of Texas. Thousands upon thousands of people from Central America are coming across our so-called southern border, and they are bankrupting Texas and wearing out our resources. A recent headline reads: ``Feds looking for babysitters to help with illegal immigrant kids.'' This is where our tax dollars are going. The border towns in Texas are literally overflowing with unaccompanied minors. More than 162,000 people from countries other than Mexico have crossed the southern border of the United States since last October. That is more than a 100 percent increase from the previous year. As my Democratic colleague Congressman Henry Cuellar said: If we don't send the message that they can't come and stay here, this problem is going to continue. It is going to get worse. The answer is simple: secure the border. If we don't secure our border, our work in Congress is obsolete. Of course, the President is absent during this crisis, and it should be his number one priority: enforce the law of the land, and secure our border. In God we trust. ____________________
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