Rep. Troy Nehls, R-Texas, blasts House Democrats for refusing to join GOP representatives in Yuma, Arizona for an in-person hearing on the border crisis.
this, because I think this is a losing argument for them. The Democrats don't want to focus on the border. They want to focus on other things. They do not want to focus on the border because the American people are paying attention now.
Republicans held the hearing in the besieged community with local officials and the CEO of a local hospital that had spent millions on migrant care as part of the GOP pledge to hold hearings at the border. Rep. Andy Biggs, R-Ariz., told Fox News in Arizona that the decision not to attend was a"message of disrespect" to the American people.
The Republicans viewed the unfinished border wall, of which construction mostly stopped during the Biden administration, and visited the Yuma Regional Medical Center. Officials there said they have delivered over $26 million in uncompensated care to migrants in a 12-month period — enough to support the salary and benefits of 212 bedside nurses.
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