Congress okays new fences along U.S.-Mexico border

By a vote of 283-138 the House of Representatives approved a border security plan that includes building new fencing and fixing old fencing along the U.S.-Mexico border. Voting was along party lines, though one notable exception was Democratic representative Brad Miller (North Carolina) who is up for reelection this November and voted for the bill. (Image via USA Today).

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