The construction of a border wall will not stop the influx of drugs into our country, will be an unnecessary cost to taxpayers, and as we will discuss today, will have an irreversible impact on the rights of U.S. citizens and Native Americans.
Kathleen M. Rice criticizes the border wall policy's effectiveness and its impact on citizens' rights.
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I have heard from Jewish and interfaith organizations that the present funding levels are clearly insufficient to meet the current needs.
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