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Arizona opinion: Arizonans must hold DC politicians accountable for border failures
The following is the opinion and analysis of the writer: In July, the federal government reported that illegal crossings at the country’s southern border were at a three-year low. Good news, but a single data point never tells a full story. We are still living through the worst border crisis in U.S. history. Since President Joe Biden took office, there have been about two million yearly illegal crossings.
The Border Crisis isn’t Just a Problem for the Southern States
Guest Column How do we ensure our borders are secure, our people are safe, and our Border Patrol agents are supported? By Jesse Ramos & Chris Clem August 6, 2024 The U.S. Border Patrol in Montana recently commemorated its 100th anniversary serving the people and keeping our country safe and secure. Now, more than ever, it’s crucial to reflect on the challenges faced by these dedicated men and women and commit to supporting them in the future.
Americans want Congress to act on border security
By Chris Clem Real Clear Wire If the majority of Americans agree on something, you may want to pause and learn more. If almost 90% of Americans agree, that’s a game-changer. When it comes to border security and immigration, Americans are much more united than you might think.
Americans Want Congress to Act on Border Security. Will They?
If the majority of Americans agree on something, you may want to pause and learn more. If almost 90% of Americans agree, that’s a gamechanger. When it comes to border security and immigration, Americans are much more united than you might think.
Americans Want Congress to Act on Border Security. Will They?
If the majority of Americans agree on something, you may want to pause and learn more. If almost 90% of Americans agree, that’s a gamechanger. When it comes to border security and immigration, Americans are much more united than you might think. A new poll commissioned by Americans for Prosperity, where I'm an advisor on border security, reveals 87% of Americans say they would like to see immigration policy that: k@=mk=:m$64FC6D @FC 3@C56CD 2?5 A@CED[ k^=:mk=:mx?4C62D6D p>6C:42?
Americans Want Congress to Act on Border Security. Will They?
If the majority of Americans agree on something, you may want to pause and learn more. If almost 90% of Americans agree, that’s a gamechanger. When it comes to border security and immigration, Americans are much more united than you might think.
Montana Knows That if You Want to Secure Our Communities, You Better Start with the Border
Guest Column We need to understand that without border security, every town becomes a border town, every state becomes a border state By Chris T. Clem, Jesse L. Ramos & Austin Knudsen April 13, 2024 In just one day, over 16 million people watched a video of migrants rushing past the Texas National Guard in El Paso, Texas. This video exemplified the absolute chaos at the southern border.
OPINION: Want to Secure Our Communities? Start With the Border – DV Journal
The horrific murder of Laken Riley in Georgia has hit a nerve for many Americans who are already concerned about the border crisis. Jose Ibarra, a Venezuelan national who illegally crossed the southern border in September of 2022 has been charged with murdering 22-year-old Riley while she was out on a run. Any murder is a tragedy. But the murder of a U.S. citizen by an illegal immigrant shocks the conscience because it represents an unacceptable breakdown in law and order.
I Was a Border Patrol Agent for 27 Years. Here's How We Fix the Border
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RFK Jr. Has a Better Border Solution | Newsmax.com
Just when you think it can’t get any worse, the crisis at our southern border keeps accelerating. Last month, the mayor of Eagle Pass, Texas, a border city with just 28,000 residents, declared a state of emergency over the surge of thousands of migrants crossing into his community, more than 2,000 a day. Border Patrol sources report that within one 24-hour period last month, more than 10,000 migrants were encountered at the border.
RFK, Jr. asked the right questions about immigration. Will other candidates? Original
Sometimes, it requires a fresh perspective to see reality for what it is. Unfortunately, immigration and border security policy have become such intensely politicized issues that many Americans cannot grasp the enormity of the humanitarian crisis at our southern border. Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. came to Yuma, Ariz., in early June to learn firsthand just how the migrants and the local citizens have been affected by the policies pursued by the current administration.
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