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BORDER ALERT—Yesterday, I heard from Mr. James Chilton, a fifth generation rancher from Arivaca, Arizona, whose land touches the U.S.-Mexico border. Here, the fence dividing the two countries is little more than a few strands of barbed wire. You can see from the photo below (1/5)pic.twitter.com/4MknQ2d2Mq
that Mr. Chilton, at a spry 80-years-old, has no issue crossing the barrier, and testified before the Committee on Homeland Security that he has regular run-ins with drug smugglers, gang members, and deported criminals who take advantage of the lack of infrastructure (2/5)
along the border to cross into the United States. This is the dangerous and unacceptable condition that House Democrats seem to be content with. (3/5)
I have supported President Trump’s efforts to secure our southern border, but House Democrats must recognize the crisis on our border instead of ignoring the evidence. Not long ago, addressing this issue would have received bipartisan support. (4/5)
Sadly, this new Democratic Party only seems interested in polarizing our nation while dismissing common-sense solutions, like building additional barriers and providing modern technology to our border patrol agents. (5/5)
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