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06/24/2013
Press Releases
Wicker Statement on Amendment Vote to Strengthen Border Security
"The Senate had an opportunity today to strengthen the underlying immigration bill with tougher provisions for enforcement."
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06/21/2013
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Wicker, Cochran Support Proposed Sale of Mississippi-Made Helicopters to Thailand
"International support for the Lakota speaks volumes for Mississippi’s continued success as a high-tech manufacturing leader.”
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06/20/2013
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Wicker, Donnelly Make Progress on Preventing Military Suicides
“After a record number of suicides by service members in 2012, significant steps need to be taken to curb this disturbing trend.”
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06/20/2013
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Wicker Outlines Immigration Reform Amendments
"I have authored a number of amendments to promote greater fairness and accountability in the immigration bill."
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06/19/2013
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Wicker Interview with SuperTalk Mississippi
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06/18/2013
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Wicker Supports Key Effort to Secure U.S. Border
"Americans are right to demand that we secure our borders as a first step to solve our broken immigration system."
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06/17/2013
Weekly Reports
Wicker Applauds Mississippi’s Leadership in Community Health
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06/14/2013
Press Releases
Wicker, Cochran Praise Decision to Extend Anti-Dumping Penalties on Rebar Imports
“The federal government needs to continue to support trade policies that keep jobs in this country and ensure our companies remain competitive globally.”
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06/14/2013
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Miss. Lawmakers Welcome $76.8 Million Contract Option for Next Coast Guard Cutter
“This award will put the Pascagoula shipyard in a good position to complete the seventh National Security Cutter when full funding is approved.”
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06/12/2013
Press Releases
Wicker Calls for More Border Security, Enforcement in Immigration Debate
"More should be done to ensure, first and foremost, that our borders are secure. Without this fundamental first step, true reform remains elusive and the problem of illegal immigration will persist."