Today, President Trump is set to visit the U.S.-Mexico border. James Johnson farms along the border in New Mexico. He shares some of the problems he’s faced with illegal immigrants crossing and how he compares a border wall or fence to fencing in cattle. He comments on whether a state of emergency is necessary and what farmers and ranchers along the border think of a wall.

<p>Today, President Trump is set to visit the U.S.-Mexico border. James Johnson farms along the border in New Mexico. He shares some of the problems he&rsquo;s faced with illegal immigrants crossing and how he compares a border wall or fence to fencing in cattle. He comments on whether a state of emergency is necessary and what farmers and ranchers along the border think of a wall.</p>

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