On the recordFebruary 25, 2020
But once you drill in and you see what is there and the people that live there, and some of them have lived there for generations, you see some historic areas.
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congress.govBut once you drill in and you see what is there and the people that live there, and some of them have lived there for generations, you see some historic areas.
Cuellar emphasizes the importance of considering local history in border policy.
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