House Republicans from Texas debuted a framework to regain control of the U.S.-Mexico border when the GOP takes the majority in early January and vowed to end the crisis “once and for all.”
The Texas delegation announced Thursday morning outside the U.S. Capitol in Washington a four-prong plan to reverse the record-high number of people encountered illegally crossing the southern border over the past two years.
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