Lawmaker Denied Ft. Sill Entry After Reports of Displacing Soldiers to Accommodate Illegal Aliens

Judicial Watch ^ | July 2, 2014

[Old Yeller]

Gee the administration would never hide anything.

[AFreeBird]

Perhaps he should come back with the Governor, the state police, and, just for good measure, their SWAT Teams driving the fancy new MRAPs the Army has been giving to the LEOs.

[4Liberty]

[jimbug]

I would not be surprised to see our military reduced to being babysitters for these illegals, further impairing our combat readiness. America needs to flush these evil people in our ‘government’ by any means necessary.

[jazusamo]

Good graphic, and believable.

[pfflier]

This is beyond strange. Does the army not have access either even on their own base?? Shouldn’t the army have the say on who goes where?

[Jane Long]

They’re also being housed at Loretto (church) in El Paso...from what I’m being told.

[Mears]

A tad off topic but my first plane trip,in 1957,was from Boston to Lawton.

Good memories.

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[jazusamo]

I’m sure the army is obeying orders from their CinC.

[don-o]

Levin has the Congressman on right now.

[Mears]

“Military officers feared them, because high rank promotions are approved by Congress...”

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I’ll be darned-—I did not know that.

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[jazusamo]

Thanks much, I’m listening now.

[Mears]

Looks like one disease is already here-—tuberculosis.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3175217/posts

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[don-o]

Sadly, seems to conclude with “We’ll have a hearing.”

What is the matter with these people? Does he not understand what a hero he would instantly become if he returned there, with the media, and demanded access. Then stayed until it was granted.

[Liz]

The most compelling questions: how did so many get here so quickly? Where did their "impoverished elders" get the $8000 cash to transport them here? Did they have "inside info"...did they have guarantees that they'd be riding the US gravy train once they crossed the "border"?....

Illegals Central America trek---they had lotsa help.

[jch10]

Someone should lose his job over this.....maybe many are involved in denying a member of Congress access to facilities at Ft. Sill.

[jazusamo]

I agree...The hearing thing is the problem in the House now, there’s already so many hearings that most people are not paying attention.

[don-o]

First caller nails it. And Mark blows him off.

I gotta take a break,

[CodeToad]

Denying members of Congress access is not new. Patsy Schroeder of Colorado was turned away years back when the new Denver airport was denied by the Air Force their prime location, for which she no doubt was to make a mint on real estate sales to Denver. She stormed Buckley AFB with a mass of reporters and demanded access to know what was going on at the facility that was so important Denver (her pals) couldn’t build DIA at their first choice site. The Air Force ended up locating the airport where it is today, 22 miles outside Denver.

[pfflier]

I'm not so sure on this. If I were the post commander I would would want to know everything going on in there.

I'm pretty sure part of his post is sequestered. It is still very likely though that medical care may be a shared responsibility. There is also a USPHS tribal hospital just across the freeway from the gate.