The phrase "address the border" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing issues related to borders, such as immigration, security, or policy matters.
Example: "The government needs to address the border to ensure national security and manage immigration effectively."
Alternatives: "tackle the border" or "deal with the border".
One official said in 2014, "There was a lack of intestinal fortitude to address the border.
Toward that goal, Admiral Mullen said he had ordered a comprehensive military strategy to address the border region between Pakistan and Afghanistan.
Among Chinese leaders, Mr. Wen is perceived as a friend of India, and his 2005 visit was regarded as a breakthrough after he and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh agreed on a broad framework to address the border dispute.
* CONSERVATIVES URGE GOP NOT TO ACT ON BORDER: House Republicans yesterday rolled out their plan to address the border crisis, and the Post reports that Ted Cruz is urging House conservatives to hold firm against any compromise.
Michael Krichman, executive director of inSite, an arts organization in San Diego that sponsors projects that address the border and its cross-cultural issues, drove me to Tijuana's beach, where the border fence, corrugated, chain-linked, barbed and patched, rides to my right, as we travel toward the ocean.
The votes amounted to a do-over and a crucial victory for a new GOP leadership team and provided rank-and-file Republicans with recorded proof that they attempted to address the border issue, after struggling Thursday to reach intraparty consensus.
"And I think all of us recognized the political reality, that unless we addressed the border situation, then we don't have the political oomph to get it across the line".
However, the president's longtime allies on Capitol Hill expressed opposition to any return to a family separation policy, even "binary choice". Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis)., chairman of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, said he was working on bipartisan legislation addressing the border crisis and would be open to prohibiting the practice as part of that bill.
"You can't do anything about human trafficking without addressing the border, which, frankly, has been abandoned". Through the so-called Merida program, the United States has given Mexico millions of dollars to help fortify its southern border with Guatemala.
This is because of investigators' commitment to performing research addressing the border population's needs.
We interrupt the breathless coverage of President Trump's deceptive and unconvincing Oval Office address on the border wall to bring you some genuinely big news: The collusion case against the president's campaign, already strong, is getting even stronger.
