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NC US Sen. Ted Budd joined other GOP lawmakers in Brownsville, Texas, Thursday

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Critics of President Joe Biden, including North Dakota’s delegation, say he allowed Title 42 to expire without a plan in place to deal with border issues.

Rep. McCaul to Newsmax: Threat of Terrorists Crossing Into US

Lockstep with the biden administration and potentially receive benefits from doing so further down the line, whether or not that is on the immigration —related issues, he is very keen for example see more us investment in central america or on other things, such as trade or the illegal flow of guns from the united states south. so for the time being i think, andres manuel lopez 0brador wants to work with the biden administration but it is going to put huge pressure on the scarce resources of t...

U.S. Rep. Randy Feenstra was among the supporters of the Secure the Border Act passed by the House of Representatives Thursday. ‘Iowans and Americans nation

The GOP-led House on Thursday passed a significant and wide-ranging border security and asylum reform package, just as the U.S. braces for a new migrant surge with the looming end of Title 42. The Secure the Border Act was a months-long effort to deliver on promises made during the 2022 midterm campaigns on both securing

"Without reform, this provision will harm many labor-dependent family farms"