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Thanks Davey! Wish some judges were put in the place of the victims of the crimes for which they are sentencing the criminals and see if they like the sentence rendered were it their own family affected.

SNIP: Many Border Patrol agents express frustration over the dilemma. They also worry that the high volume of non-Mexicans is taking up much of their time and might be making it easier for potential terrorists to slip past. Some said they spend much of their 10-hour shift processing non-Mexicans.

One night last month when six agents were processing non-Mexicans at the Border Patrol's Rio Grande City station, for example, only seven agents were patrolling the 84 miles of river under their watch.

How sorry will someone / anyone be when the next batch of terrorists admits they slipped into the USA via this virtual Welcome Wagon scenario? Guess we're not supposed to notice this is going on and let them join the thousands of others who are already here with allegiance to their homeland and not ours!

Wish some judges were put in the place of the victims of the crimes for which they are sentencing the criminals and see if they like the sentence rendered were it their own family affected.
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This would work. We had a local judge, his daughter was killed by a drunk driver. Every DUI case he had he gave the max.

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Posted on 06/02/2005 12:55:55 AM PDT by CrawDaddyCA