American immigration crisis, repercussions explored by correspondent

By: Robert Washburn | June 21, 2018

Consider This Live American correspondent Rich Quodomine delves into the complex and emotionally charged issues around the immigration crisis along the Mexican border with the United States during a lively discussion during Consider This Live, part of the Drive Time on Northumberland 89.7 FM.

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