To those who may oppose this legislation, I ask you one simple question: If you are willing to let it happen in New York City, are you willing to let it happen in the Grand Canyon, in Yosemite, in national parks in your district?
Tom Tiffany challenges opponents of his legislation on migrant camps in national parks.
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