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To: Obie Wan

The border is not "wide open." There are more than double the number of INS patrol agents on the border than before Bush came in office including now several thousand National Guard troops building fencing and barriers. No serious person would deny the border is tougher now than it was. More needs to be done to be sure, but to claim the border is wide open is just nonsense rhetoric. Here in California agriculture employers are seeing labor shortages because of tighter border enforcement.

By the way, don't waste your time replying. I don't waste more than one post replying to stupid comments and you've now exceeded your stupid comment reply quota by 2.


10 posted on 08/28/2006 2:55:23 PM PDT by MikeA (Not voting out of anger in November is a vote for Nancy Pelosi as Speaker of the House)
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To: MikeA

That's ok Mike, I'll reply anyway.There is one stupid poster here and you're it if you actually believe the border is closed and since your original posting cited 04 I'd quite positive there was even less security then,but hey a smart guy like you knows that right ???


16 posted on 08/28/2006 3:06:48 PM PDT by Obie Wan
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To: MikeA
As a resident of San Diego County I can assure you the border has been left Wide open. Only recently has the UNarmed national guard been sent as an election year ploy by the State gov't. After the election it will be business as usual for the invading hordes.
26 posted on 08/28/2006 4:13:34 PM PDT by caresistance
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To: MikeA

"The border is not wide open" More BS.


33 posted on 08/28/2006 11:33:14 PM PDT by Free Dominoes
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