Hill’s Statement on Border Security and Immigration Reform Act
Washington,
June 27, 2018
WASHINGTON – Congressman French Hill (AR-02) issued the following statement after the Border Security and Immigration Reform Act failed to pass the U.S. House: “I am disappointed that for the second time in six days my colleagues in the House have rejected yet another immigration reform bill that would have provided stronger borders, an equitable solution for Dreamers, permanent, legal relief for separated families, and much-needed resources, including manpower, technology, and structures to protect American citizens. Since coming to Congress, I have stood with the many central Arkansans who also believe that our immigration system is broken and in urgent need of repair. That is why I urge my colleagues in the House to take action and fix it instead of blocking these bills from moving forward.” |
