RedStateHouse Democrats Want to Slash Border Patrol Funding Amid Migrant Crisis -- What Could Go Wrong?
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
60% : The bill's funding amount for CBP is $456 million below what the White House requested.53% : The bill comes as CBP announced that its agents encountered 180,034 migrants trying to cross the border in
43% : The bottom line is that CBP is understaffed and without the resources necessary to handle the ongoing flood of migrants appearing at the southern border.
30% : Democrats want the situation at the southern border to get worse.
21% : With President Joe Biden's mishandling of the crisis, it is not difficult to imagine how much worse it could get if CBP is unable to obtain the resources necessary to deal with the situation on the ground.
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