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To: Dusty Road

I think there are ways to maintain our control out to half of the river’s width, and those should be stringently adhered to.

I’m not advocating in any way relinquishing even one inch of US territory to Mexico. At all.

But I think water, and control of access, both are considered in the same subject as where to build a fence, and what sort of fence to build.

All I know is that California just because a majority-Latino state.

Texas is importing immigrants rapidly, and will likely as trends go now, be next. Maybe 5-10 years.

This is just irresponsible.

America needs borders.


74 posted on 07/03/2015 6:51:25 PM PDT by Cringing Negativism Network (http://www.census.gov/foreign-trade/balance/c5700.html)
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To: Cringing Negativism Network

Sorry I think I misstated.

California did not become a majority-Latino state.

But Latinos, just became California’s largest racial component.

Everyone is a minority in CA. But Latinos are the biggest share, at least according to a recent report I read.


78 posted on 07/03/2015 7:04:27 PM PDT by Cringing Negativism Network (http://www.census.gov/foreign-trade/balance/c5700.html)
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To: Cringing Negativism Network

My biggest concern is the river, I have friends and family who have ranches with river front access. They’re livestock use that river daily and any fence would restrict that. My suggestion would be to put troops on the border, I can’t think of a better place for training young recruit’s and get a double benefit from it. On the ground, in the water, in the air, all movement across that border could be shut down except through ports of entry.


90 posted on 07/04/2015 7:32:44 AM PDT by Dusty Road (")
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