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Time for shutdown to come to an end

The Wall. These small words pushed together hold so much controversy and have caused the longest government shutdown in history. President Donald Trump has said he will keep the government shut down until a decision is made on the border wall he deems necessary. However, many fail to see the necessity of spending billions of dollars on construction of the wall. The wall and the government shutdown are a waste of time and money, but most importantly it’s hurting the American people.   According to the Texas Department of Health and Human Services, 3.5 million Texans receive food stamp benefits. Texas…