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Hereford, Arizona (Border report) – When they went up a hill with a view of Sonora, Mexico, a border broker Roger Marshall pointed to a hut on the other side of the border wall.

What he saw through binoculars was that men who keep an eye on the American side inside a structure is a scouting post for the Mexican cartels.

The message was clear: take the knife from the enemy and he will come back to you right away.

“The border is under control. There are 96 percent less crosses than a previous year. A year ago (last) December there were over 2,000 intersections in this Tucson sector every day, now they have decreased to less than 50,” said Marshall, the junior GOP US Senator from Kansas. “Nevertheless, there is still a significant human trafficking and fentanyl across this limit.”

Marshall was in South Arizona on Friday to visit some of the 700 troops from Fort Riley, Kansas, on the border and to discuss their way with the US border Patrol and the US border protection officers, while the GOP senators will resume the budget supply talks next week.

Troops from several states were sent to Texas and Arizona to observe at the border wall when border protection officers and CBP officials were overwhelmed during the administration of bidges. Soldiers are now collecting intelligence, flying helicopters and urgent supplies and equipment for the border patrol.

“You are a power multiplier. […] We just don’t have enough border patrol officials to control the border – about 2,000 miles, ”said Marshall.

In this sense, the GOP senator said that he would forward his colleagues in Washington, DC, the message that he received from his conversations with CBP officers and border patrol agents at the front.

“You need more border wall, you need more people, more assets, more technology,” said Marshall. He is convinced that the budget legislation that the house has passed in front of the Memorial Day will provide these resources – although a democrat has not supported it due to the enormous, proposed cuts for health and social programs.

The reconciliation, baptized as the only massive stunning Bill Act by Republicans, could deliver 70 billion US dollars or more For border wall construction, setting and storage of border masters and civil servants, technology and infrastructure.

Democrats have also referred to the one vast, stunning draft law as a “tax beneficiary for billionaires” because they contain tax cuts for earners with higher incomes.

But Marshall said that the opponents do not talk about how the approval of the law would not mean the end of individual tax cuts, interest rates and brackets for all Americans that were determined by the law on tax reductions and jobs in 2017. This includes the end of a larger standard deduction that was determined by the TCJA. The taxpayer’s taxable income reduced according to information The referee tax foundation.

Marshall was accompanied by the Kansas Bureau of Investigations Director Tony Mattivi on his border visit.

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