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Originally Posted by donquixote99
Ridiculous but dangerous rhetoric.
Obama is dumping?
Peaceful militia?
Federal storm troopers?
This stuff is totally Alice in Wonderland. But it is dangerous--whoever is putting this out is trying to promote political violence in the United States.
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So how would you describe a situation where:
- there's an influx of aliens across the US Border - in larger numbers than expected or considered typical
- the aliens are not sent back, but essentially warehoused in US customs facilities or military facilities
- some aliens are "released" to "family members", with same family members or sponsors appearing several times to claim different children from the custody of U.S. authorities
- the Mayor of Murrietta claims DHS never contacted him at all regarding detaining aliens in his city, nor has any short or long term plan been provided by DHS regarding detention plans in his city.
- US government or DHS efforts to stop the flow of illegals in this country is not evident.
- there is little apparent effort for the central American countries to stop the exodus - apparently because once illegals get into the US they send money back home. Nor is there any apparent effort from US authorities to demand action of central American countries to stop the exodus.
- the pathways through Mexico for illegals are known, yet little is done to address these issues. Take this story from WaPo, with interesting pics of loads of folks riding on the top of box cars:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/...647_story.html
And this snippet from the story:
With lawmakers in Washington considering a broad revision of U.S. immigration laws, the image of the illegal border-crosser is no longer a farmworker jumping the fence in Tijuana, analysts say. It is a Central American teenager riding on top of a Mexican freight train.
Each day, the trains rumble north loaded with new automobiles, washing machines, cement and the other fruits of NAFTA commerce. When they slow for curves or track switches, migrants run alongside and grab onto boxcars or jump into the open-top containers known as gondolas.
For the kidnapping gangs, cartel operatives and corrupt Mexican officials who await them, the train riders are a renewable natural resource: abundant and easy to prey upon, like salmon going up an Alaskan river.
And:
“We know how easy it is to cross,” Interior Secretary Miguel Osorio Chong said at a recent meeting with the foreign news media, estimating that 200,000 Central Americans entered Mexico illegally last year.
We have the ability to control this. We don't need new legislation to do it. The laws are already on the books. We need existing laws to be enforced and current laws not bent to fit circumstances that they were not intended to address.