
Rep. Glenn Grothman says he’s not impressed with Johnson’s foreign aid, border plans
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Rep. Glenn Grothman details the unrest happening in Congress this week over Ukraine, Israel foreign aid funding, and lack of acknowledgement given to the southern border. Grothman says most republicans were hoping Speaker Johnson “combined the border bill with one of the foreign aid bills.” Grothman comments, that the “border situation is the biggest crisis for the country really, since the Civil War. I mean, when you're taking in, say 250,000 people a month, 3 million new people a year, that's going to fundamentally change America, it's going to make it poor, it's going to bring up people who may or may not have the respect for civil liberties and freedom that we have in America.”
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