Page 9 - Border Act News Today

Pennsylvania's Republican Senate nominee, Dave McCormick, takes aim at President Biden, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and Democratic Sen. Bob Casey over border security.

Over 1.8 million illegal aliens a year still would be permitted to enter the United States under the Senate's border bill.

Three months after it was scuttled by Republicans, NY Senator Chuck Schumer says he's putting the Senate's bipartisan border security bill up for a vote.

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Local law enforcement officers make unbelievable sacrifices every day to protect their communities. With violent crime on the rise, including crime against police, its becoming more and more critical that we support the men and women at the forefront of keeping us safe.

Republican State Senator Ken Bennett told KTAR News 92.3 FM he won't support the Secure the Border Act on Thursday.

The number of nationwide gotaways has skyrocketed during President Joe Biden's White House tenure, according to statistics reported by Fox News' Bill Melugin, who indicated that he obtained more than a decade of data via a Freedom of Information Act request.

Five House Democrats who voted against measures to strengthen border security in the past have seemingly changed their tune as they seek re-election.

Christians of all denominations have waged a battle over the last couple of generations since the Holocaust to ensure that this is expunged from our theology.

Our world would look vastly different if the White House and the Senate picked up three bills.