Fox NewsNew Mexico rancher slams Dems for failing to take action, says migrant surge keeps getting worse
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44% : He said that "just the other day I encountered a group of what turned out to be 13 that the Border Patrol didn't even know had crossed yet."41% : In March, Johnson told "Fox News Live" described his experience with the migrant surge at the southern border, saying that "We've experienced everything from homes being broke into, cattle theft, vehicles stolen, other buildings broken into."
33% : New Mexico rancher Russell Johnson told "America's Newsroom" on Wednesday that the situation at the southern border is "getting worse," arguing that "it seems that anybody that's got a 'D' next to their name with our federal delegation doesn't even want to address this issue."
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