On the recordMarch 25, 2019
We are much more likely to slow the flow of trafficking into our country if it is through a port of entry compared to a borderless border.
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congress.govWe are much more likely to slow the flow of trafficking into our country if it is through a port of entry compared to a borderless border.
McCaul suggests that controlled entry points can help reduce trafficking.
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