Just 700 miles from our border, the Nation of Haiti is facing an unprecedented crisis. Gangs control their capital city, Port-au-Prince, and every-day citizens are being terrorized by brutal murderers and kidnappings.
Clarke highlights the crisis in Haiti as a reason for migration.
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The typical reason is the same as for most migrants, for work or a better life.
I hope we can get back to working together to provide real solutions to protect the most vulnerable and mitigate threats to our homeland.
I want to make sure that our friends from the Asian communities are not mischaracterized or misunderstood by who they are and what they are doing.
Federal law already prohibits noncitizens from voting in Federal elections and there is absolutely zero evidence that there is significant violations of that law.
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