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Originally posted by awakentired
reply to post by Antoniastar
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Do you know what the insignia represents on the hats?
Originally posted by awakentired
reply to post by Antoniastar
WoW what a haul! Enough weapons to outfit a company and coming into the US!
Do you know what the insignia represents on the hats?
Seizure at Arizona Border - Why we Must Support Arizona
Well if we cannot defend that section,
Originally posted by jam321
reply to post by Antoniastar
Seizure at Arizona Border - Why we Must Support Arizona
Really, this happened on the Arizona border?
From what i found out, thanks to the Spanish captions on the pics, this seizure happened in Mexico in Higueras, Nuevo Leon.
Nuevo Leon isn't even near Arizona.
The Mexican military has discovered a major training camp run by the notorious Zetas drug cartel and stocked with an arsenal of military weapons, including 140 semi automatic assault rifles and 10,000 rounds of ammunition—all of them believed to be purchased in the United States, U.S. law enforcement officials tell Declassified. The discovery last week of the training camp in the town of Higueras, just 70 miles south of the U.S. border in the state of Nuevo León, provides fresh evidence for Mexican President Felipe Calderón
Originally posted by jam321
reply to post by realmatrix
AZ should hire a contractor and then take this to the Supremes, where I think the State would win in lieu of the Feds not following their constitutional obligations!
I imagine that the contractors will be prohibited from entering federal land and the SCOTUS will rule in favor of the fed.
Would that type of Ruling put the Supremes in an untenable position of ruling against one of the main tenets of the constitution? That being to protect the citizens of this country against treats both Foreign and Domestic.
Originally posted by name pending
reply to post by airspoon
You know what it's laughable, if Obama deploys soldiers these same people would be screaming to the top of their lungs that army is deployed against US citizens. They will say Obama turned USA into police state and blah blah.
Originally posted by Illusionsaregrander
I think I saw Osama bin Laden in the desert at the Arizona border. And if I had photoshop, I would post pictures to prove it.
I hope people can see what a load of crap all of our "security" measures are, and how pointless this "war on terror" is. If we cant keep out Joe Mexican, how are we going to keep out Al-Queda?
Originally posted by airspoon
US Warns It Cannot Guard Arizona Section of Border
www.newsmax.com
About 3,500 acres of southern Arizona on the Mexican border have been closed off to U.S. citizens because it cannot be defended, according to Fox News.
What happened to the "Minutemen?" Aren't they effective? I mean, they were finishing the border fence on their own, and they were patrolling the border. I thought government power was a horrible thing. Isn't this why we have the Second Amendment? "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed." Well, get out there, patriots, and defend that border!
“It’s literally out of control,” Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu told Fox News. “We stood with Senator McCain and literally demanded support for 3,000 soldiers to be deployed to Arizona to get this under control...
Wait...wasn't this "papieren, bitte" law supposed to help with illegal immigration? What's the deal?
And Pinal County...is that on the border? Oh, that's right. That's the sheriff who walked the border with McCain for a campaign ad...even though his county does not border Mexico. So, he was out of his jurisdiction. Maybe that's why his "demand" is being ignored.
Since Babeu's jurisdiction isn't on the border, let's ask an actual border sheriff what he thinks.
The TV ad – shot in the border town of Nogales, Arizona – shows McCain talking with Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu about the need for tougher border security. Nogales is on the Mexican border, but it’s in Santa Cruz County – not Pinal County, which is 115 miles north in central Arizona. Meanwhile, the Santa Cruz County Sheriff who’s job would be to enforce the law in and around Nogales has been quite critical of Arizona’s race-baiting policies, such as the recently passed SB 1070. “Local law enforcement has a great relationship with the Hispanic community,” said Sheriff Antonio Estrada about the new law. “Something like this is really going to scare these people.” McCain strongly supports SB 1070.
The Sheriff of neighboring Pima County (which covers a large swath of Arizona’s border with Mexico) was even more blunt. Calling the law “racist,” “disgusting” and “stupid,” Sheriff Clarence Dupnik has gone so far as to say he will order his deputies not to enforce SB 1070 – even though it subjects such law enforcement to liability if they don’t start racial profiling. Somehow, I doubt Sheriffs Dupnik or Estrada will appear in a McCain campaign ad soon – even if the Senator insists on using Nogales as a backdrop.
It would help Babeu's and McCain's cause if McCain hadn't been against the border fence before he was for it.
2006: McCain Voted AGAINST Providing $85 Million And 800 New Staff For Immigration Investigation. Sen. John McCain voted against Sen. Sessions' amendment that would "appropriate an additional $85,670,000 to enable the Secretary of Homeland Security to hire 800 additional full time active duty investigators to investigate immigration laws violations." The amendment failed 66-34.
2006: McCain Voted AGAINST Providing Additional Funds To Build A Border Fence On Southwest Border. Sen. McCain voted against an amendment that would "appropriate an additional $1,829,400,000 to construct double-layered fencing and vehicle barriers along the southwest border and to offset such increase by reducing all other discretionary amounts on a prorata basis." The amendment failed 71-29.
2006: McCain Said Placing National Guard Troops At Border Is "PR"
2003: McCain Said We Can't Secure The Border With A Fence And More Troops
2003 McCain: "We Can't Secure Our Borders. We Can Never Build An Impenetrable Wall To The North And South Of Us."
2003: McCain Said Border Couldn't Be Fully Protected Because Good Jobs Would Continue To Drive Illegal Immigration.
So, when will we start to hear criticism of McCain from Arpaio Junior ?