Elyse Golob

University of Arizona

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Executive Director of the National Center for Border Security and Immigration at the University of Arizona

Elyse Golob on KCRW

The Senate's version of immigration reform would create the most militarized border "since the fall of the Berlin Wall," according to Senator John McCain.

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The Senate's version of immigration reform would create the most militarized border "since the fall of the Berlin Wall," according to Senator John McCain.

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