MILLIONAIRE CONGRESSMAN VICENTE GONZALEZ OF TEXAS DISTRICT 15 AND HIS RECORD ON BORDER SECURITY It seems like it was only yesterday that the border chaos had been gotten under control. The "stay in Mexico" policy was working, and those applying for refugee status were required to remain outside the United States until the date of their official hearings. And here we are, three full months into 2022, with a border under siege by thousands from all over the world openly crashing into South Texas. With congressional districts on the border literally in crisis, it would be expected that their representatives would be working around the clock to mitigate this dire situation. But, think again! Our Mideast allies in Israel have repeatedly demonstrated how crucial walls are to their national security. This lesson has been lost on the inept bunglers in the Democrat Party, who now champion free access to America for anyone from anywhere. A ca...
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