[AZRepublican]

Found on Immigration News Daily

[madison10]

A growing number of illegal immigrants are crawling through San Diego's vermin-infested storm drains to avoid the Border Patrol.

Enlighten me. Which ones are the vermin?

[sinanju]

Makes me think of the terrifying rat-infested storm drain scene in 1983's "El Norte."

Come to think of it, that scene was set in San Diego. Guess this storm drain technique is old hat there. Although, looking back on it, the two Guatemalan Indian kiddies in the movie had an easier time getting through Mexico than nowadays.

[Rastus]

Muddy immigrants make their way through the narrow pipes, which often carry toxic industrial sludge. They climb out of manholes and storm grates in Otay Mesa and take public transportation, taxis or are picked up in private vehicles to get from there to downtown San Diego, officials said.

Wonderful. Spreading whatever it is they pick up down there to citizens riding the bus.

[FairOpinion]

Why don't they just put some grates in the sewer system, right on the Mexico side, so people can't get in.

[FDNYRHEROES]

A growing number of illegal immigrants are crawling through San Diego's vermin-infested storm drains to avoid the Border Patrol.

Crawling through vermin-infested storm drains that Americans won't crawl through...

[IllumiNaughtyByNature]

Is there not one Minuteman with a mig welder and a little time on their hands? ;o)

[Mrs. Darla Ruth Schwerin]

The newspapers are still misleading readers. We are not dealing with immigrants, for those folks are doing things LEGALLY. We have ILLEGAL ALIENS waltzing across our borders, not immigrants...

[KittyKares]

Did you read how some people got stuck there?

http://www.nbcsandiego.com/news/10043147/detail.html

They got taken into custody, which just means that they were let loose and told to come back for a hearing. They won't, of course.