Senate Rejects Border Fence
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ICE border agents have gone off record and said they caught a shitload of Arabs who crossed the border, but are told to shut up about it....
I wonder why?
The fucking traitors in DC want a mushroom cloud....
I wonder why?
The fucking traitors in DC want a mushroom cloud....
What difference does it make if terrorists come across the border? We let them in as refugees anyway, like the boston bombers. Then we don't monitor their radical mosques, because it woudl upset radical islamist pressure groups, which seem to have more sway with obama (and Bush for that matter) than Americans. Then we ignore repeated warnings from the russians about them.
Obam aand holder were too busy selling guns to mexican drug cartels and persecuting Tea Party groups to pay attention.
Obam aand holder were too busy selling guns to mexican drug cartels and persecuting Tea Party groups to pay attention.
The Republican Party is finished.
As conservatives, we can stop holding our noses and defending them or supporting them. They have now gone on record as saying they prefer illegal immigrants over us. Fuck'em.
As conservatives, we can stop holding our noses and defending them or supporting them. They have now gone on record as saying they prefer illegal immigrants over us. Fuck'em.
From the OP's article.
The 2006 vote to build the fence came back to haunt some of its supporters, including Mr. Obama, who was in the Senate at the time. He was harshly criticized by immigrant-rights advocates back home in Illinois, who said they felt betrayed by the vote.
A year after that 2006 vote, however, Republican Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison wrote legislation giving the Homeland Security Department the option to build less fencing.
Homeland security officials say they are comfortable with the amount and mix of fencing they have now.
Read more: http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2013/jun/18/senate-rejects-border-fence/#ixzz2WgX9gPEL
Follow us: @washtimes on Twitter
The 2006 vote to build the fence came back to haunt some of its supporters, including Mr. Obama, who was in the Senate at the time. He was harshly criticized by immigrant-rights advocates back home in Illinois, who said they felt betrayed by the vote.
A year after that 2006 vote, however, Republican Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison wrote legislation giving the Homeland Security Department the option to build less fencing.
Homeland security officials say they are comfortable with the amount and mix of fencing they have now.
Read more: http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2013/jun/18/senate-rejects-border-fence/#ixzz2WgX9gPEL
Follow us: @washtimes on Twitter
