Sentence examples for border shutdown from inspiring English sources

Two Texas Democrats representing border districts, Veronica Escobar and Henry Cuellar, also on Thursday introduced a resolution condemning Trump's border shutdown threats.

So one of the biggest victims of a border shutdown would be American manufacturing, a sector the president has promised to help.

Senator Mitch McConnell, the Republican leader, predicted that a complete border shutdown would have a "potentially catastrophic economic impact" on the country.

These invented motives could lead to much worse to come: Trump is fighting to cruelly restrict the ways people can exercise their legal right to apply for asylum and is considering a total border shutdown.

Mr. Trump's economic advisers have briefed him on the potential financial damage from a border shutdown and started looking for ways to mitigate it, including possibly keeping certain trading avenues open.

On Tuesday, officials with the chamber called a partial border shutdown "uncharted territory" and said such a policy would have negative economic consequences, particularly for communities along the border.

More than 50,000 refugees and migrants are stranded in Greece as a result of the border shutdowns.

Border shutdowns disrupted exports, soldiers blocked road traffic with checkpoints and the junta decreed that all cashews should leave by the country's poorly maintained port.

More than 10,000 migrants and refugees have been stranded at the Greek border outpost of Idomeni since February after a cascade of border shutdowns across the Balkans closed off their route to central and western Europe.

Editors' Note: September 29 , 2001 Saturday A front-page article in The Metro Section yesterday about Mexican migrant workers described their lonely and indigent lives on the East End of Long Island and their fear that antiterrorism measures would result in border shutdowns and strand them in this country.

A front-page article in The Metro Section yesterday about Mexican migrant workers described their lonely and indigent lives on the East End of Long Island and their fear that antiterrorism measures would result in border shutdowns and strand them in this country.