Border community reveals what Trump admin still needs to accomplish as crisis calms down: 'Undue burdens'

It’s morning again in the border community of Yuma, Arizona, but there’s still work to be done to ensure long-term security and to clean up leftover challenges.

Yuma County Supervisor Jonathan Lines explained the challenges faced in the wake of a high influx of migrants into the community at times throughout the Biden administration.

"Chaos first, and abandoned second," Lines, a Republican, said of the border under former President Joe Biden, but said it is "controlled" under President Donald Trump.

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