[SwinneySwitch]

$1.1 Billion and counting.

[pointsal]

How much would a case of ammunition and badges for the Minutemen have cost? Seems like more money down the rathole.

[Star Traveler]

Okay, no fence in Arizona and I become a Democrat, then what's in it for me?

[kabar]

Virtual fences along the entire Southwest border were supposed to be completed by October 2009. Now they are expected to be finished by 2016, the GAO reported.

Too bad we don't have vitural illegal aliens and terrorists coming across our border every day. And an amnesty will set off a stampede across the border.

[marstegreg]

Let’s not call them “illegals”. Let’s call them what they really are...”potential Democratic Voters”

[marstegreg]

Let’s not call them “illegals”. Let’s call them what they really are...”potential Democratic Voters”

[Truth29]

They will never complete the entire project. They don’t want to complete the fence, even a virtual one.

[bgill]

Virtual fence = virtually a make believe or not real fence

[La Lydia]

Money. Rathole. Boeing. Half of all the money appropriated for the border fence project went to this, and they have NOTHING TO SHOW FOR IT AFTER FOUR YEARS. We could have fenced the entire border, or double-fenced the most vulnerable parts, with the same money.

[The Comedian]

Nappy is a traitor within a coup of traitors.

Lotsa rope needed soon.

Lotsa.

Frowning takes 68 muscles.
Smiling takes 6.
Pulling this trigger takes 2.
I'm lazy.

[SwinneySwitch]

Virtual ping

[gubamyster]

ping

[wildbill]

does a virtual fence catch virtual illegal aliens?

[AuntB]

I see Arizona is progressing further on enforcing Immigration.
How do they keep electing McCain? Nevermind, the democrats vote him in. It might be fun seeing Pearce challenge McCain.

Ariz. Senate Panel Approves Immigration Bill

http://www.kpho.com/news/22284103/detail.html?treets=pho&tml=pho_12pm&ts=T&tmi=pho_12pm_1_01000201202010

PHOENIX — An Arizona Senate panel has approved a sweeping bill to strengthen immigration enforcement.

The measure passed the Republican-controlled Public Safety and Human Services Committee Wednesday on a 4-3 party-line vote.

It would ban police departments from adopting policies that prevent officers from asking people about their immigration status.

The bill also would make it a state crime to be in Arizona illegally or to transport or conceal an illegal immigrant. And it seeks to curb day-labor employment by making it illegal for an illegal immigrant to solicit work in a public place or for anyone to hire someone from a vehicle.

Mesa Republican Russell Pearce is sponsoring the measure. A similar bill passed the Senate last year but failed in the House.