CONGRESSIONAL CANIDATE DR. RICHARD MOSS MAKE STATEMENT ON MILITARY BORDER DEPLOYMENT

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APRIL 5, 2018

Dr. Richard Moss Statement on Military Border Deployment 

Jasper—Republican Congressional candidate and local cancer surgeon Dr. Richard Moss released a statement Wednesday morning, praising President Donald Trump’s decision to secure the U.S.-Mexico border with American troops.

“It’s time to get serious about immigration. Millions of illegal aliens are living in our country, bankrupting our government and endangering our communities,” Moss said. “I applaud President Trump for taking the necessary steps to protect our families and halt illegal immigration.”

President Trump announced the policy shift on Tuesday, saying the military will be sent to guard the U.S.-Mexico border. This comes after Congress failed in March to appropriate funds for the White House’s proposed border wall.

 

“In Congress, I’ll keep up the fight by working to deport all illegal immigrants, end the diversity VISA lottery, defund sanctuary cities and to terminate DACA,” Moss said. “Illegal immigration is a matter of national security and deploying the military to secure our border is the correct response.”

Footnote: Dr. Richard Moss is a board-certified cancer surgeon, a local businessman, and columnist challenging incumbent Congressman Larry Bucshon in the GOP primary. He lives in Jasper, Indiana with his wife of 30 years and is the father of four.

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  1. I think the good doctor needs to read the U.S. Constitution regarding use of military on U.S. soil. Perhaps he failed to realize illegal immagration has dropped to 1971 figures. Perhaps he needs to purchase on of the round things called a globe and look at all that blue water along our coastlines, and then step outside and look at all that blue sky. Then reach in the closet and get his slide rule to work out where the workers are going to come from that pick produce for the farmers will come from.
    Next I assume he supports the increase in military spending. Since we have cut social programs, like you know, education, police, teachers, wounded vets, art funding, vet help, etc. please explain what we are fighting to protect??

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