[SwinneySwitch]

"During the first seven months of this fiscal year, this sector has nabbed nearly 11,000 OTMs, accounting for one quarter of its total apprehensions."

It's an International Speedway!

[benjamin032]

But we don’t need border security now do we? I mean if the Chinese are coming in, there can’t be room for terrorists.

[HiJinx]

Sounds like it got too hot for them in Yuma and Cochise counties (AZ), so they’ve moved east...

[Man50D]

I feel so much better knowing amnesty lovers McCain, Obama and Clinton will most likely be one of the presumptive nominees.

[donna]

Non-Mexicans caught trying to enter the U.S. now are steered into a streamlined process for "expedited removal."

So, Mexicans who are 90% of illegal aliens, are still "catch and release."

[GnuHere]

They “tumbled” out - haha - obviously they were bound for the Chinese acrobat show in Branson! Let them in - they are really good!

[Mind-numbed Robot]

Border Patrol officials and others familiar with immigrant smuggling say the Rio Grande Valley's popularity likely stems from being the shortest path into the U.S. from Mexico City and Central America.

Or Cuba and then Mexico. Lots of Chinese in Cuba.

[SwinneySwitch]

Valle ping!

If you want on, or off this S. Texas/Mexico ping list, please FReepMail me.

[snippy_about_it]

Do the math. 9 out of 10 “detained” are Mexicans but in the first seven months 11,000 were OTMs. 11,000 equaled 1%.

This is only getting worse. I would join my fellow Americans on a march to the border even we could ever decide to sacrifice our immediate future for the future of our country.

[Zhang Fei]

I have heard that the Chinese government refuses to allow the return of deportees. If this is true, we should stop issuing visas to Chinese nationals until they take these people back.

[devane617]

Swinney, 11,000 OTM’s is the number they ‘caught.’ Imagine that the majority, vast majority, do not get caught.

[DaGman]

Kinda hard to put the Chinese back on a bus.