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House conservatives mount push to codify Trump border policies
House conservatives in the House are pushing to codify President Trump’s border policies, demanding a vote by July 4 and warning that policies reducing southern border crossings could be reversed after Trump leaves office. The policies are described as having significantly cut down crossings.
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