friend of mine, congresswoman veronica escobar, a democrat of el paso, and congresswoman maria salazar of florida wrote the dignity act, a broad bipartisan challenging bill that would deal with a whole range of things that we ought to be legislating towards. i haven t been able to get strong support for that in the senate. it hasn t moved forward in the house. they are the latest pair in a long number of house members and senate members who in the dozen years i have been there have tried to move forward. i agree that sometimes partisan politics encourages members to make a campaign issue out of this rather than solving it. but it s in the best interests of our nation that we promote border security, we continue to increase legal migration, we find paths toward legalization of those who are here and want to contribute to our society and meet the work force challenges
high on the southern border. right now, fentanyl. fentanyl s the number one killer of youth, 18 to 45. it s time that republicans and democrats get together now and fix this border crisis issue once and for all. we launched a bipartisan thought process two months ago when we launched, then i found congresswoman maria salazar s dignity act, an incredible act. we are supporting it 100%, and here s why. because it secures the border fully from california to texas. it allows us to have so many great things that republicans and democrats need, but also treats with compassion the people that have come across our border 20, 30 years ago. people that have been working here. provides a workforce solution that truly meets the work needs of our country and treats them with dignity. it s not amnesty but it allows us to meet the needs of this country. i it s time to stop kicking the
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