Will Hurd: A wall won't solve America's border problems

The video features a discussion with a congressman about the 23rd district of Texas, focusing on border security, immigration policies, and the use of emergency funds. The congressman opposes the border wall, advocating for technology and legal immigration streamlining. He emphasizes addressing root causes of immigration, such as violence and poverty in Central America. The conversation also covers the family separation policy, its moral implications, and the need for better immigration processes. The congressman highlights the importance of unity and bipartisan efforts in addressing these issues.

What is the congressman's perspective on the use of military funds for border wall construction?

In what ways does the congressman believe the U.S. should engage with Central American countries?

What does the congressman say about the economic benefits of immigration?

How does the congressman propose to improve the legal immigration process?