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Fishy: Obama Administration to Close Nine Border Patrol Stations
Townhall.com ^ | July 11, 2012 | Katie Pavlich

Posted on 07/11/2012 5:52:15 PM PDT by Kaslin

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To: Michael Barnes
This is a one/two punch if I’ve ever seen one. Close down these stations and force neighboring stations to cover the slack. Next, require better enforcement of the area’s where the stations were closed leaving the operational station basically un-guarded. Bad guys do bad things by the OPEN station (because it is basically un—staffed at this point) and when a bad guy is caught deep in the United States, blame the Border Patrol and close more stations because “the Border patrol is not doing their jobs and costing the tax payers money; we’ll use drones instead...”. We become completely borderless.

You know, this makes more sense than anything I have seen so far. I realize the Democratic party wants more votes and illegal immigrants could be a source of new voters for them, that just seems like a thin and unreliable gruel for such [power]-hungry organizations.

Thanks for your paranoia, your input and insight. The devious nature and the plans prepared for us exceed that which we imagine.

21 posted on 07/12/2012 7:50:53 AM PDT by txnuke (Drip Drip Drip goes the eligibility questions. Vet the candidates.)
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