Roger Marshall: 'War Zone' at U.S.-Mexico Border 'Worse' than What I Saw at Poland-Ukraine Border

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : "For weeks, they've been told to come on May 23 and they're going to rush the border here and overwhelm the Border Patrol officers ...
47% : "Along with just the gang members and the terrorists coming across the border." Meanwhile, illegal immigration has hit record-breaking levels under President Joe Biden.
44% : meanwhile, the biggest, the most threatening situation right now from a national security standpoint ... is the southern border," he continued.
43% : they're going to rush the border this week to tie up the Border Patrol officers, and then meanwhile, two miles down the river, the drugs are coming across," Marshall said.
34% : Marshall also said that foreign nationals have continued to pile up on the Mexican side in preparation to "rush the border" as they believe Biden is ending the Title 42 public health authority that has stemmed waves of illegal immigration over the last two years.
31% : While Democrats and Republicans alike, along with Biden, focus their attention on sending American taxpayer money to Ukraine, federal dollars have been diverted from the southern border even as giant holes remain in the border wall.
22% : Sen. Roger Marshall (R-KS), one of only 11 Senate Republicans who voted against a $40 billion aid package for Ukraine, says the "war zone" at the United States-Mexico border is "much worse" than what he witnessed at the Poland-Ukraine border.

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