On the recordFebruary 23, 2016
If we don't enforce an immigration order after all the appeals have gone through, and they have had their day in court, then why do we need Border Patrol?
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congress.govIf we don't enforce an immigration order after all the appeals have gone through, and they have had their day in court, then why do we need Border Patrol?
Cuellar questions the necessity of Border Patrol if immigration orders are not enforced.
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