On the recordMarch 19, 2013
I would argue that our borders are not secure until we also deal with the fact that visa overstays are part of our National security responsibilities.
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congress.gov“I would argue that our borders are not secure until we also deal with the fact that visa overstays are part of our National security responsibilities.”
Barletta emphasizes the importance of addressing visa overstays for national security.
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