But building the 2,000-mile wall that was promised during the election is not the best way to achieve border security.
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Cuellar argues against the feasibility of the proposed border wall for security.
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Madam Speaker, as the ranking member, I live at the border. I don't just go visit the border. I know the border. This is a strong border security bill that we passed in a bipartisan, commonsense way. This bill takes away all the poisonous…
I just want to add, when I said CBP, I meant DHS custody, would mean CBP and, of course, ICE.
I text both the Mexicans and the Americans that are at the meeting, and I've got some responses from them. I'm hoping that what they finalize will be something that we can use, and we can use right away.
I am concerned about whether we are doing enough, given the resources advantages of those that are wishing to cause problems to our cybersecurity systems and our critical infrastructure.





