On the recordMay 7, 2012
Using apprehensions as a measure of progress tells us an incomplete story, really.
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congress.govUsing apprehensions as a measure of progress tells us an incomplete story, really.
McCaul critiques reliance on apprehensions to gauge border security effectiveness.
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