Friend,

You might be wondering why a representative from a state on the border with Canada is so concerned about the border America shares with Mexico.
 
You don’t have to live in a border state to understand the effects of an unregulated border when drug cartels, terrorists, and criminals use it like a revolving door.
 
Fentanyl and opioids have become some of the biggest killers in North Dakota, and so much of it is coming in from our open southern border. I’ll never stop sounding the alarm on border security, and neither will my House Republican colleagues. Do you think enough is being done?

For America,
Kelly Armstrong