The opposite sides of the aisle may not agree on the policies that brought these children to our border, but once they are in our care and we have taken responsibility for them, I think we all agree that they ought to be taken care of properly.
Howard Griffith: “The opposite sides of the aisle may not agree on the policies that brought these children to our border, but once they…”
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Griffith emphasizes bipartisan responsibility for the care of children at the border.
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