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There are several important points in thee video below from Fox News reporting out of Douglas, Arizona, regarding how Obama’s deployment of 1200 National Guard troops to the border might work out. (By comparison, the plan of Senators McCain and Kyl called for 6,000 military personnel.) One is the concern of locals that the National Guard [...] May 26th, 2010 | Category: border security | Tags: arizona, border, national security |
 Email This Post |  Print This Post Rep. Ted Poe (R-TX) recently described the dangerous conditions which Americans who live near the Mexican border must endure: During Rep. Poe’s speech, he mentioned an article that he used as a reference, probably the following one, which focused on the murder of Robert Krenz: The Krentz Bonfire, Tucson Weekly, April 29, 2010 Last week, Rob’s brother, Phil, [...] May 11th, 2010 | Category: border security | Tags: arizona, border, violence |
Email This Post | Print This Post This is certainly a fine time to be an Arizona voter. First there is the pride in the state’s leadership in dealing with a vexing problem that elites want left as is, namely the open borders that provide a dependable glut of exploitable alien labor. In addition, voters can enjoy the entertaining gyrations of candidate [...] April 24th, 2010 | Category: border security | Tags: arizona, election, McCain |
Email This Post | Print This Post The wonders of a primary election! As a result of a credible challenge by JD Hayworth (now within five points), the former maverick is now listening to the voice of the people, and they want border anarchy to end. So he has conveniently turned over a new leaf. Indeed, Senator John McCain now accurately discusses in [...] April 23rd, 2010 | Category: border security | Tags: arizona, border |
Email This Post | Print This Post Is Mexico on the brink of widespread terror from the cartels’ violence which will propel many thousands across the border to invade a passive America? Given recent events on the border, perhaps we should ask whether the Mass Mexodus has already begun. Here’s a revealing statistic from the New York Times article below: “In El Paso [...] April 17th, 2010 | Category: border security | Tags: border, cartel, Mexico, Texas |
Email This Post | Print This Post Down on the front lines, where Mexico bumps into the United States, one border sheriff is essentially saying that in his area, at least, the authorities cannot protect the citizens at all. As a result, he now recommends that local people arm themselves, if they haven’t already. Sheriff To Texas Border Town: ‘Arm Yourselves’, NPR, April [...] April 9th, 2010 | Category: border security | Tags: border, Mexico, Texas |
Email This Post | Print This Post [...] April 1st, 2010 | Category: border security | Tags: arizona, drug smuggling, Mexican cartels, ranchers |
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