by Abe Hamadeh
What I saw on a trip to the border gave me cause for hope — and cause for concern.
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U.S. Border Patrol agents transport migrants from South and Central America after they crossed into the United States from Mexico, in Ruby, Ariz., June 24, 2024.
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When I speak on the House floor or in the media about border security, my message is strong and consistent: Arizona’s border security is national security. It is not a talking point or a partisan slogan. It is a reality that the American people, especially those of us who live in border states like Arizona, understand all too well.
That’s why I recently went with the Pinal County Sheriff’s Office to take a look at the border myself.
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Abe Hamadeh represents Arizona's 8th Congressional District in the U.S. House of Representatives. He sits on the House Armed Services and Veterans' Affairs Committees.
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When I speak on the House floor or in the media about border security, my message is strong and consistent: Arizona’s border security is national security. It is not a talking point or a partisan slogan. It is a reality that the American people, especially those of us who live in border states like Arizona, understand all too well.
That’s why I recently went with the Pinal County Sheriff’s Office to take a look at the border myself.
About the Author
Abe Hamadeh represents Arizona's 8th Congressional District in the U.S. House of Representatives. He sits on the House Armed Services and Veterans' Affairs Committees.
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