MediaiteLindsey Graham Berates Agriculture Secretary in Heated Clash Over Border
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-24% Somewhat Liberal
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- Policy Leaning
-38% Somewhat Liberal
- Politician Portrayal
-57% Negative
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
58% : During a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, Graham asked Vilsack if "the Southern Border" is secure.44% : Vilsack said, "It can be a hard question" in which Graham replied, "It's not today," citing the latest Customs and Border Protection figures, which state that more than a million arrests have been made at the U.S.-Mexico border so far this year.
38% : Vilsack said he did so during his last stint as Agriculture secretary in the Obama administration, which was from 2009-2017 but has not talked to Border Patrol this year.
32% : Graham asked Vilsack if he has ever talked to Border Patrol about the "pull factors" behind illegal immigration.
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