Congressman Crawford Talks Trump Budget, National Debt, and Border Wall

Mar 11, 2019
Immigration
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National Debt and Spending

Congressman Crawford Talks Trump Budget, National Debt, and Border Wall

Written by: Johnathan Reaves
Published by: KASU

In this monthly congressional interview, U.S. Representative Rick Crawford (R) talks about the national debt reaching $22 trillion dollars, President Trump’s proposed budget, and more funding for a border wall. Click on the Listen button for the entire interview.  

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