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To: livius
Thanks for the ping and your personal story about newbies being fingerprinted and probably eye identified by computer.

There is some incredible stuff going on re registering the foriegners as they come in.

We have friends, whose son was with the Border Patrol and is a computer whiz as well as a good field agent. He was borrowed by Homeland Security for awhile to help investigate people working for airports. (remember the busts last year and the year before re illegals working in our airports with the liberals like DiFi and Boxer screaming racism).

Now, he is full time with HLS using his computer skills and his field agent savy. He is one of many such young people. He never felt that he was utilized fully with the Border Patrol. Now he feels great, and he and his peers are working on systems like you mentioned.

We have a long way to go, but we are heading in the right direction. One can only imagine what Metro Sexual Howie would do with these systems that are being implemented.
14 posted on 12/30/2003 7:38:39 AM PST by Grampa Dave (Kaddaffi: "I will do whatever the Americans want. I saw what happened in Iraq. I was scared!)
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To: Grampa Dave
Borders...yes, one of my concerns, too, but I worry as much or more about the recruitment going on in ghettos, jails and even our own military under the guise (or perhaps full approval) of the "Black Muslims." Find someone ripe for believing the world owes him/her something, and you have the beginnings of a good terrorist in the making, as with Padilla and others we've heard about. I'm not sure what can be done about this, at least constitutionally.
17 posted on 12/30/2003 7:44:11 AM PST by MizSterious (First, the journalists, THEN the lawyers.)
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