[Lakeside Granny]

Good map NIKK, now I can see why more illegals are flooding into TX than AZ.

AZ has more fencing, TX does have the Rio Grande too, can’t put a fence down the middle or can we?

Saw a program that in some border towns the folks are unhappy because of the checks and barriers that have been set up, was wondering how much they paid these shills to say that.

[STARLIT]

I myself didn't understand the other side of the issue until I read the books by Elizabeth A Garcia. They are fiction stories but they take place in the small town of Terlingua, TX. This town is on the Rio Grande. I have no doubt several along the area have families living in Mexico. The law will now have to be enforced and not be the "Look the other way atmophere". Sadly our laws have been stepped on far too long. You have a good point-is the Rio Grande ours or Mexico's? I bet we'll find out all about the terms and what is the issues. Our President is great explaining the details to us.