If we are truly committed to addressing the immigration crisis then we should be working together on the committees of jurisdiction rather than celebrating Festivus today, airing our grievances with no solution in sight.
Cline emphasizes the need for bipartisan cooperation on immigration issues instead of partisan disputes.
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