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Clay Higgins: “The working families tax cuts secured more than 108 million…”

Featuring: Clay Higgins, Republican | U.S. House Louisiana, District 3

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'Catch And Release, Lose And Forget' Hearing Held By Oversight Committee Members Led By Clay Higgins

Published | Video Starts at 07:15

If we're serious about dismantling cartel's financial infrastructure, we must close these gaps and the Trump administration has already taken important steps to do just that. In addition to designating many cartels as foreign terrorist organizations, The working families tax cuts secured more than 108 million to hire additional child exploitation investigators and analysts at Homeland Security investigations. Meanwhile, the Trump Department of Justice has been leading a whole of government effort to safeguard UACs in the United States and bring those who are trafficking them to justice, which has already resulted in a number of of high profile indictments. (07:15–07:29)

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Asserts that tax cuts secured over $108 million for hiring child exploitation investigators at Homeland Security.

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