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The idea came from one of his constituents, who requested

Nov. 12, 2017 by Carolyn Mueller

The idea came from one of his constituents, who requested that he not be named because of the sensitivity of the bill, in order to avoid being revealed to the public. "I would like to tell you a story that we would have lost if we had gone ahead with this," he said. "I don't think it would have been worth it to be told that we couldn't have been doing it, especially given the fact that we were being told there would be some kind of legal penalty for doing so."

Dewey County Sheriff John McMahon said that in 2013, the Department of Homeland Security issued a report that found that the barrier would result in significant increases in crime among Hispanic and African Americans. It said that, "There has been no significant increase in the number of murders among minorities, Hispanics, and black adults, and the number of reported rapes has also increased."

"I'm not saying that a wall that would create this kind of crime that is going to prevent people from coming into our country, but if you would go and do a survey of people that was conducted by an organization that was funded by the government to determine if those people are going to be involved in criminal activity, what would your recommendations be for how that would be done?" he asked.

"The thing that that would really bring people to the table is the idea of a legal fee for this, which would be something that would make things even more difficult for them," he said. "We have a lot of people who are involved in criminal activity, and they have to pay for the costs of doing this."

Dewey County Sheriff John McMahon said that in 2013, the Department of Homeland Security issued a report that found that the barrier would result in significant increases in crime among Hispanic and African Americans. It said that, "There has been no significant increase in the number of murders among minorities, Hispanics, and black adults, and the number of reported rapes has also increased."

"In fact," McMahon said, "we have very, very, very low crime rates among African Americans, Hispanic, and black adults, which is something that is causing a lot of problems for African Americans," which in turn has raised concerns on Capitol Hill.

In his statement, Davidson said that his proposal was not a "modest proposal" and that the "Buy a Brick, Build a Wall Act" would address the "problem" of the "Mexican government's ability to take money out of your pocket, and also from the Mexican government's ability to