On the recordFebruary 14, 2023
Ninety-seven percent of ports are less likely to be stopped than are people illegally crossing between them.
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congress.govNinety-seven percent of ports are less likely to be stopped than are people illegally crossing between them.
Veasey highlights the lower likelihood of drug searches at ports compared to illegal crossings.
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