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Senator Hyde-Smith Commends Efforts to Combat Human Trafficking at the Border

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Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith, US Senator for Mississippi | Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith official website

Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith, US Senator for Mississippi | Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith official website

U.S. Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-Miss.) has spoken out about the January 2023 trip she took with U.S. Senator Katie Britt (R-Ala.) to the U.S.-Mexico border at Del Rio, Texas. In a statement released today, Hyde-Smith commended Senator Britt and others for their efforts to raise awareness about the horrors of human trafficking.

Hyde-Smith emphasized, "I applaud Senator Britt and others who continue to raise awareness to the horrors of human trafficking. These baseless attacks on her are shameful. The media should stop trying to shift attention away from the real problem of Joe Biden’s border crisis."

The trip was aimed at learning more about the implications of the Biden administration's border policies, with a specific focus on the issue of human trafficking. Both Senators witnessed firsthand the challenges and complexities at the border, particularly in Del Rio, Texas.

Human trafficking remains a serious concern at the U.S.-Mexico border, and efforts to combat this issue are crucial. Senator Hyde-Smith's statement highlights the importance of addressing this pressing issue and supporting those who work tirelessly to bring attention to it.

In conclusion, Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith's remarks underscore the significance of raising awareness about human trafficking at the border and the need for a focused response to the challenges posed by the current border situation.

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