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.
Cindy Hyde-Smith
The wall funding and other resources would give agencies more capacity to deal with the overwhelming influx of illegal immigrants and asylum seekers trying to get into the country.
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