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When Harris visited [[Guatemala]] and [[Mexico]], she said that if you want to fix a problem, you have to go to where the problem is and listen to the people.  “I almost believe that if you want to fix a problem, you have to go where the problem exists,” Harris declares. “If you want to address the needs of a people, you must meet those people. You must spend time with those people. Because the only way to fix the problem, is to understand the problem.”
 
When Harris visited [[Guatemala]] and [[Mexico]], she said that if you want to fix a problem, you have to go to where the problem is and listen to the people.  “I almost believe that if you want to fix a problem, you have to go where the problem exists,” Harris declares. “If you want to address the needs of a people, you must meet those people. You must spend time with those people. Because the only way to fix the problem, is to understand the problem.”
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Cuellar had been calling for months for the [[Biden junta]] to listen to the people in the Lower Rio Grande Valley, to him, and to [[law enforcement]] that is overwhelmed called Harris' visit to [[El Paso]] in the Upper Rio Rio Grande Valley a “politically safe” trip, a “check the box” kind of trip.  Harris never consulted with Cuellar, Texas governor [[Greg Abbott]], or other local people.<ref>https://redstate.com/nick-arama/2021/06/24/border-dem-busts-the-real-reason-kamala-is-going-to-el-paso-border-area-n401824</ref>
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Cuellar had been calling for months for the [[Biden junta]] to listen to the people in the Lower Rio Grande Valley, to him, and to [[law enforcement]] that is overwhelmed called Harris' visit to [[El Paso]] in the Upper Rio Rio Grande Valley a “politically safe” trip, a “check the box” kind of trip.  Harris never consulted with Cuellar, Texas [[Governor]] [[Greg Abbott]], or other local people.<ref>https://redstate.com/nick-arama/2021/06/24/border-dem-busts-the-real-reason-kamala-is-going-to-el-paso-border-area-n401824</ref>
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On March 1, 2022, Cuellar faces a rematch with his 2000 primary opponent, [[Jessica Cisneros]], who came within 2,700 votes of unseating the veteran Democratic representative. Another leftist candidate in the primary is Tannya Benavides, an [[educator]],and [[community organizer]], and devotee of the communist group [[Black Lives Matter]]. Meanwhile, five Republicans are contesting their primary, including the 2020 general election opponent Sandra Whitten.
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On March 1, 2022, Cuellar faces a rematch with his 2000 primary opponent, [[Jessica Cisneros]], who came within 2,700 votes of unseating the veteran Democratic representative. Another leftist candidate in the primary is Tannya Benavides, an [[educator]],and [[community organizer]], and devotee of the communist group [[Black Lives Matter]]. Meanwhile, five Republicans are contesting their primary, including the 2020 general election nominee, Sandra Whitten.
    
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