ImmigrationFinding
Congress should fund more physical barriers along the U.S.-Mexico border.
This would pay for additional fencing or wall along the southern border. It concerns construction funding, not other kinds of border enforcement.
Susan M. Collins
I think what will happen is that the efforts to continue to build physical barriers, which have gone on in the last two administrations, will continue but not to the degree that the president has requested.
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