On the recordNovember 3, 2015
The commerce that moves through the Nation's ports of entry powers our economy, drives job creation, and is fundamental to our way of life.
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congress.govThe commerce that moves through the Nation's ports of entry powers our economy, drives job creation, and is fundamental to our way of life.
Miller emphasizes the economic importance of ports of entry.
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