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Timeline of Key Events Related to Crossfire Hurricane Investigation

Timeline of Key Events Related to Crossfire Hurricane Investigation

HSGAC Hearing at 9/11 Memorial & Museum in New York Reflects on National Security Challenges

HSGAC Hearing at 9/11 Memorial & Museum in New York Reflects on National Security Challenges

Johnson Discusses Border Crisis on ‘Meet the Press’

Johnson Discusses Border Crisis on ‘Meet the Press’

WASHINGTON — U.S. Senator Ron Johnson (R-Wis.), chairman of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, spoke with NBC’s “Meet the Press” this morning about possible solutions to address the ongoing crisis at the border. Excerpts of his interview are below and video can be found here.   “Since 2014 ... 1,086,000 people have come in as an unaccompanied child or, primarily, as a family unit and have been apprehended. 1,086,000 people &nd Read More  »

Johnson on Border Crisis: ‘We Have to Start Doing Something’

Johnson on Border Crisis: ‘We Have to Start Doing Something’

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