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The Schilling Show 6/28/17 Hour1: Brandon Judd, Elena Maria Lopez, and Dan Stein

Live From D.C. The Schilling welcomes all to listen here at 1070AM and 98.9FM here at WINA.
Brandon Judd joins us to discuss the issues with National Border Patrol Council and what is looking to be done.
Elena Maria Lopez stops by to inform us on Immigration Marriage Fraud and how its picking up within the country.
Dan Stein joins us  to speak on Trump’s promises in the campaign, how he’s keeping his word, and new member’s of city council.
All on hour one of The Schilling Show live from D.C.!

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