“We want to offer the American dream to every immigrant,” Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pennsylvania) said on CNN's “The Lead” broadcast Friday. But he said, “It seems very difficult to do that with 300,000 people that we will encounter at the border.” And being able to strongly support immigration while supporting secure borders.
“I honestly don't understand why it's so controversial to say we need a secure border. In fact, it's clear that it was used as a weapon against me,” Fetterman said. [by] To my fellow Republicans of my race, I'm a strong supporter of immigration, and my wife's family, that's what matters. [origin] A story about it. And I think two things can be true at the same time. You're all very supportive of immigration, but we also need secure borders. And I really— [what] Regarding immigration, I want to offer the American dream to all immigrants. But that seems very difficult to do when as many as 300,000 people are encountered at the border. And I think we need to reset and we need to work together to develop new comprehensive solutions to that. ”
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