Our colleagues across the aisle have made clear with their tone and questions today that their primary interest is in scapegoating you and the Biden Administration for the consequences of Congress failing for decades to address either the root causes of immigration at our Southern border.
Mary Gay Scanlon: “Our colleagues across the aisle have made clear with their tone and questions today that their primary interest is in…”
On the recordJuly 25, 2023
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Criticizes opposition for blaming the Biden Administration for immigration issues.
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