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The land border between the United States and Mexico is the busiest in the world and one of the longest, covering almost 2,000 miles from the Pacific Ocean to the Gulf of Mexico. The Rio Grande makes up about 1,240 of those miles, while the land boundary spans diverse terrain from deserts to mountains. The Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996 authorized the installation of physical barriers to deter illegal border crossings. Construction of the first version of a southern “border wall” began in 1993, when President Bill Clinton mandated its construction between San Diego and Tij…
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Foreword
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U.S. Border Enforcement
Federal Laws and Requirements
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Executive Order on Border Security
Directing the Establishment of a Physical Wall and Other Deterrents
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Legislative Background on Border Security
Recent Action by Congress on Border Wall Construction Funding
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Fixing Obamacare
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Military Gear for Police
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Transgender Military Policy
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Federal Flood Insurance
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Pro & Con
Should Congress Fund the Construction of a Wall Along the Southern U.S. Border?