One comment from the Miami Herald article struck me as “funny”.

Napolitano said she wanted to give sheriffs’ departments access to immigration databases so illegal migrants who are criminals can be identified quickly and sent back to their home countries. This is a part of the DHS’ Secure Communities Program, an initiative that seeks to improve public safety by identifying illegal immigrants who are criminals.

If someone is “illegally” in the country aren’t they breaking the law and committing a crime? If they are committing a crime, aren’t all illegal immigrants criminals?

This age of political correctness is getting to the point of making me BARF.

Read the article HERE

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U.S. Army National Guard Soldiers, members of an entry identification team, watch the U.S./Mexico border near Nogales, Ariz., Jan. 17, 2007. National Guard Soldiers and Airmen participating in Operation Jump Start are acting as the eyes and ears for the Border Patrol in securing the border. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Jim Greenhill) (Released)

The feds claim that they are trying to “protect” us with increased airport security, sneak and peek searches, warrantless wiretaps, etc.. The fact that they make little effort to stop the flood at our southern borders contradicts anything they say about trying to “protect” our country.

Thanks to the National Guard troops that are lending a hand at our borders!

Read the Washington Times article HERE

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