As Republican Congress members rumbled along the entry port of San Luis, a dam along the Colorado River and more desolate sections of the U.S. border between Arizona and Mexico, their search came up empty.
U.S. Rep. Jim Jordan, pictured speaking to National Border Patrol Council Vice President Art Del Cueto in Arizona on Feb. 22, 2023, led a convoy of congressional Republicans to Yuma, Arizona, for remote hearings on immigration. YUMA, Arizona - Republican members of Congress eager to see immigrants illegally entering the United States gathered late Wednesday night in roughly a dozen vehicles, some clearly marked as belonging to police, to search the Arizona border with Mexico.
Immigration has been among his first targets, though his policy-making prospects remain unclear as Democrats control both the U.S. Senate and the White House. Jordan’s group was told that around 4,000 immigrants cross the U.S. border near Yuma each day, but its conspicuous presence thwarted the expedition’s goal of spotting immigrants attempting an unobtrusive entry. Although a bus could be seen parked across the border at one stop, nobody emerged.
Nowadays, he said many of them cross into farmers’ fields, discarding trash along the way. Their litter and their defecation in the dry vegetable fields irrigated by the Colorado River forces farmers to trash the produce in those fields to avoid spreading E. coli contamination, said Gosar.
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