Synonyms for crossings
cross·ings

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1. List of paraphrases for "crossings":

   passages, crosses, crossing, crossing-points, level-crossings, passageways, bushings, penetrations, passage, checkpoints, steps

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1. Francis M. Faber Jr.:

   Do the thousands of 'cross-bucks' at railroad crossings across our nation memorialize any exchange of 'dollars'?

2. Elise Stefanik:

   Joe Biden has failed to secure the southern border, resulting in over 4 million illegal crossings of our southern border. The end of Title 42 will only make this worse, as our brave border patrol agents brace themselves for the avalanche of more illegal immigration this will incentivize, the Biden Administration is shamefully failing to take responsibility for their actions.

3. Kevin McAleenan:

   The reasonable changes proposed by this nonpartisan panel, could dramatically reduce migration of family units from Central America, help eliminate dangerous and illegal border crossings, as well as improve the care of children who are brought on this harrowing journey, these recommendations are essential to secure our border and for the safety and welfare of children living in Central America and elsewhere who will continue to make this dangerous trek north.

4. Quintana Roo:

   Crossings from Cancún to Isla Mujeres were suspended ; all ports are already closed to navigation. Waves of up to 4 meters high are expected.

5. Andy Biggs:

   President Biden and Vice President Harris have sent an unequivocal message that they prefer illegal immigrants over Americans, their radical agenda has erased our southern border. Americans suffer from the Biden policy which has encouraged more than one million illegal border crossings this year which has produced increased human, sex, and drug trafficking. The American people condemn the Biden Administration’s dereliction of duty.