Posted on 08/31/2023 6:35:12 PM PDT by Mariner
SAN DIEGO (Border Report) — The two U.S. senators from California are asking the federal government to provide emergency funding to try and stop constant sewage flows that originate south of the border but end up on the U.S. side and out into the Pacific Ocean contaminating beaches and the coastline.
Earlier this week, Sens. Dianne Feinstein and Alex Padilla asked the Appropriations Committee to include money in a multi-billion dollar emergency bill being drafted to provide disaster relief for the Tijuana River Valley.
The White House is already asking for $40 billion in funding for Ukraine, Maui disaster assistance, and border and immigration issues.
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Simply close the entire Mexican border until Mexico fixes this problem.
And strip that bill down to Maui relief only. The rest is just lard and kickbacks.
And send Texas money to stop the sewage flowing in from California. ;-)
Wow - Trump called them “criminals” and they had a fit, the Dems call them “sewage” and it’s OK?
They never said that at all. They are asking for money to deal with the sewage issue.
Give Southern California back to Mexico and problem solved.
I guess you missed my sarcasm tag!
“Give Southern California back to Mexico and problem solved.”
No.
Texas and Arizona would be next.
Shoot them at the border, defend it like we have a country.
The currents flow north-to-south.
Request Denined.
[California, Arizona, Nevada, Colorado and Montana]
It’s already full of sewage. What harm is a little more Mexican sewage going to do?
It’s only California.
More likely, the Rat Party wants monies to process and house the mojados.
You know our host lives in California
The Tijuana River flows from the southeast to northwest, with its mouth at Imperial Beach, California.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tijuana_River
This permits Mexico to dump thier crap quite literally across the border.
Dig a canal down the border. East to west.
“The currents flow north-to-south.”
Yes, I thought the same thing. Not always true.
I have lived in coastal San Diego County and the Northern Baja peninsula.
I’ve seen the open sewers which pour into the ocean and I’ve watched the ocean currents shift.
This is why I don’t eat seafood there and won’t go to any beach south of Carlsbad.
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