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Should the U.S. increase restrictions on its current border security policy?
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Last answered 1 day ago
Yes
18,443 votes
32%
No
39,901 votes
68%
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a. Texas Takes Huge Step to Secure Border (Since Obama Won’t)
3 years ago by westernjournalism.com
4 years ago by nationalreview.com
c. Rick Perry Gives This CNN Anchor the Definitive Reason He Is Working to Secure the Border
4 years ago by westernjournalism.com
4 years ago by breitbart.com
f. Toyota Country Border Security
4 years ago by youtube.com
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Learn more about Border Security
Congress has passed at least four laws since 1986 authorizing increases in Border Patrol personnel. The number of border patrol agents on the southwest border has grown from 2,268 in 1980 to 21,730 in 2015. Border fencing has increased from 14 miles in 1990 to 651 miles today. Proponents argue that too many immigrants cross our border every year and anyone entering the U.S. from a foreign country should pass through customs and have a valid visa. Opponents of stronger border controls argue the majority of illegal entrants are Mexicans seeking temporary work and pose no threat to national security. See recent border security news