Top agent says U.S. must care for illegals

Washington Times ^ | 6/27/02 | Steve Miller

[kattracks]

HOUSTON

[goodnesswins]

"He said the Mexican government is building observation towers that will allow the Mexican military, which has posts on the border, to observe illegal immigrants crossing into the United States."

So they are just going to WATCH them? In other words, the US will do all the work, but the Mexican's will watch...LOL.

[rmlew]

Between this jerk and Zigler, we have no INS. We might as well havea bunch of people manning a tollboth on the non-existant border.

We used to be a country. Now the elites just want a maleable workforce/electorate.

[GaryMontana]

you are right

Cheap labor, no care if we dont't have a border is what the big corps want.

Our freedois at stake, but companies don't care

[MissAmericanPie]

Well, it's not important to alot of people, so nothing will be done about it, until too many states have fallen to the Democrats to ever evict by political means the new one party system in the US. Or until a few US cities are lost to nuclear devices, which ever comes first.

[Atomic Vomit]

We are placing re-supply stations to aid outlaws and border-crossing invaders.

Shouldn't a natural barrier to illegal border crossings such as a desert be a thing we'd use in our favor?

This is analogous to anchoring rafts every few yards midstream so that swimmers crossing the Rio Grande will face less risk of drowning, thus negating that natural water barrier.

Such hospitality should be reserved for invited guests only.

Mr. Atomic Vomit

[skr]

Aguilar...not surprising.

[ppaul]

David V. Aguilar

Probably an illegal himself.
Hired under Clinton's "diversity" guidelines.

[Libertarianize the GOP]

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[Drew68]

"There are 17 water stations placed out there by well-meaning individuals and humanitarian organizations," Mr. Aguilar said, referring to water tanks...

These water tanks would make great rifle targets.

(Cruel? Yeah, I know...)

[paul51]

If we must care for them, fine. What is the reason we can't send the bill to the Mexican government and demand they foot the cost?

[Winston Smith]

The Christian thing to do is to help them get back safe, to their homeland, or back across the river.

The evil taxpaying side of me wishes they would use the "Princess Di" mine that is non-lethal but for sure would take a toe or two off. It looks great in Pink.

It's a constant battle between the two sides of me!!

[rockfish59]

Yankee Wetback, go home!

[Joe Hadenuf]

Mr. Aguilar is the chief patrol agent for 281 miles of the Arizona-Mexico border. The region is now the most heavily traveled by illegal Mexican citizens coming into the United States to gain employment and sometimes education and social welfare benefits and medical care, and commit crimes, choke off our social services, crowd our already over crowded classrooms, fill our emergency rooms, drive down wages, drive up taxes, and vote in our elections, etc etc..

[Havisham]

In the mountains east of Tucson there's a place called Tanque Verde Falls. In my lifetime, some thirty persons have been swept to their deaths walking the margins of falls because the U.S. Park Service has refused to put warning signs at the approach of the falls or to install a few feet of chain link fence to check the slide of a hiker or her pet dog. The U.S. agency says that placing warning signs at the slip area would only encourage human activity at the falls, resulting in more deaths. Somehow, when the casualties are the dregs of Mexico it's suddenly very important to find ways to help them violate the sovereignty of our borders, trespass on our private lands, transmit highly infectious deseases, to say nothing of the self-selected criminal class that preys on American who haven't figured out that they're not in their own country anymore.

[Joe Hadenuf]

This thread is now running on this forum.

Grading the Hill on illegal immigration

Washington Times | Thursday, June 27, 2002 | James R. Edwards Jr.

Democrats fail and Republicans make the honor roll when it comes to reducing illegal immigration.

I thought I would add this:

8 Million Illegal Aliens Swarm U.S.

NewsMax.com ^ | Friday, October 26, 2001 | Phil Brennan Reprinted from NewsMax.com 8 Million Illegal Aliens Swarm U.S. Phil Brennan, NewsMax.com Friday, Oct. 26, 2001 At a time when the U.S. faces an internal terrorist threat posed partly by illegal aliens, a shocking new report from the U.S. Census Bureau reveals that there are as many as 8 million illegal aliens - or more - in the U.S. Incredibly, the number of illegal aliens living in the U.S skyrocketed by about 400,000 to 500,000 a year in 10 years, jumping from the 3.5 million estimated to have been here in 1990 to 8 million last year.

Actually this figure has been updated to as many as 15 million now in the United States.

Yes our leaders and elected official have done a fantastic job.

[usadave]

The region is now the most heavily traveled by illegal Mexican citizens coming into the United States to gain employment and sometimes education and social welfare benefits and medical care.

Or, in other words, to rip-off American taxpayers.

[brat]

"the government has a responsibility to protect Mexican citizens who are illegally crossing into the United States."

The question is, who will protect the American citizen Senor AGuilar?

[I_Love_My_Husband]

Naturally. I expect nothing less. And the fact that Bush is pro-immigration sickens me.

[goodieD]

Is this idiot suggesting we aid and abet criminals?, because that's what it sounds like to me.