Navigating the Partisan Divide: Immigration and Border Policies in the US

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Rep. Ro Khanna (D-Calif.) listed border policies that Democrats would support in talks on immigration reform, including increased funding for border patrol and immigration judges, and better technology and security on the border. Khanna criticized the Republican plan for immigration reform as "extreme" and called for a compromise. He also defended President Biden, saying the issue with border security lies with Congress not providing enough resources for immigration judges and border patrol. Khanna believes immigration reform is a bipartisan issue that both parties need to address.
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- House of Representatives passes border security bill championed by Ohio's Jim Jordan - LimaOhio.com LimaOhio.com
- Arizona rep. accuses Democrats of being 'complicit' in border crisis: They had two years and 'did nothing' Fox News
- How the GOP overcame infighting and passed its border bill The Hill
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