Unity Emerges on the Southern Border

Who would have thought so after all the insults that have been flung about during the last four years?

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Attendees of a Trump campaign rally hold up posters of Laken Riley on March 9, 2024 at Rome, Georgia. Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images

Forty-eight. That’s the number of Democrats who just joined the House majority to vote for a bill to deport criminal migrants — even those without a violent record. It’s a number that suggests that at least some Democrats are capitalizing on the lessons of Election Day. It also marks the bipartisan support for efforts to take back control of the border. It presents an opportunity for President Trump as well as the GOP for a policy win in Congress. 

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