Hagerty seeks GAO opinion on Biden effort to end ‘Remain-in-Mexico,' opening door for Congress to block
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FIRST ON FOX: Sen. Bill Hagerty is seeking an opinion on whether the Biden administration memo to end the Migrant Protection Protocols is subject to the Congressional Review Act.
2.16.22 Hagerty Letter to GAO by Fox News on Scribd
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