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To: 300magnum

Hilarious. (Doubtless the admin. will dig up a dusty law that says you can't build a fence on an international border without govt. approval.)


2 posted on 04/20/2006 6:17:33 AM PDT by hershey
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To: hershey

If its private property, they can build a theme park on it for all the Gov't can do.


4 posted on 04/20/2006 6:20:14 AM PDT by HHKrepublican_2 (www.Rogers2006.com)
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To: hershey
Doubtless the admin. will dig up a dusty law that says you can't build a fence on an international border without govt. approval.

Then call them hog pens or chicken coops, or build 20 foot high outhouses......with very deep pits......

It ain'y a fence anymore.....

65 posted on 04/20/2006 7:29:33 AM PDT by cbkaty (I may not always post...but I am always here......)
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They'll just invoke Eminent Domain. Sounds a lot like Manifest Destiny in this context.


68 posted on 04/20/2006 7:31:59 AM PDT by Flavius Josephus (Nationalism is not a crime.)
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To: hershey
Hilarious. (Doubtless the admin. will dig up a dusty law that says you can't build a fence on an international border without govt. approval.)

I'm all for this but it will likely be tied up in court for years over enviromental & endangered spieces issues.

Anywhere you build a significant structure or dig a big trench, even on your own property, can be challenged by allies of the OBL, not the least of which will be state & federal permitting & regulatory agencies.

As for building the project itself, as described in the article, a 75' or so cross section with the trench, two heavy-duty fences and a gravel or dirt road would be the same as building a state or county roadway project and would need to get all the necessary approvals & have the engineering plans reviewed and accepted, construction inspections, erosion control, etc. These matters could be handled relatively easy in a friendly environment but we know many parties will do whatever they can to stop construction.

Good luck to the MM, but be prepared for hefty legal fees & permitting fees and the labor expenses to deal with the red tape.

94 posted on 04/20/2006 7:42:34 AM PDT by citizen (Yo W! Read my lips: No Amnistia by any name! And the White House has a fence around it!)
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To: hershey
[ Hilarious. (Doubtless the admin. will dig up a dusty law that says you can't build a fence on an international border without govt. approval.) ]

No they will say its too expensive to build a fence since Unions MUST be used... Inflating the cost of building 1000%.. or some other nonsense UNTIL they can get the illegal aliens legalized.. and effect ALL future elections.. Did I say ALL FUTURE ELECTIONS?.. Oh! yeah..

184 posted on 04/20/2006 9:39:46 AM PDT by hosepipe (CAUTION: This propaganda is laced with hyperbole..)
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To: hershey

Hilarious. (Doubtless the admin. will dig up a dusty law that says you can't build a fence on an international border without govt. approval.)


And after they find that rule, they will be in the same jail cell as the poor chinese women who was just arrested.


312 posted on 04/21/2006 2:20:10 PM PDT by napscoordinator
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