Republican lawmakers held a news conference outside the U.S. Capitol on Tuesday to warn about a migration surge from Canada.
Republican lawmakers, including Montana Rep. Ryan Zinke, centre, held a news conference outside the U.S. Capitol on Tuesday to warn about a migration surge from Canada.
More than two dozen Republicans have a mission to change that, and they held a news conference outside the Capitol on Tuesday. These American politicians want more people to realize there's a historic increase from Canada involving foreign migrants entering the U.S., and even Canadians with criminal records trying to sneak in undetected.
The group's wish list is still ill-defined, but what they clearly want is more monitoring technology, and more agents, which means more jobs in their border districts.
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