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

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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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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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