Cries From the Border

Opionion Journal ^ | Thursday, May 25, 2006 | LEO W. BANKS

[jackibutterfly]

"I am not aware of any effective way for an employer to tell if an applicant is illegal. "

Are you kidding??? All you have to do is ask them to speak English. If they can't, you know you have an illegal on your hands.

[Restorer]

Try it. You won't like the consequences.

[Cyber Liberty]

I remember when she first put this out. I wonder if she got enough screnings to get her qualified for the Academy Award for Best Documentary?

[ANGGAPO]

Cameras are nice but perhaps grabbing a gun would have been more appropriate considering.

[HiJinx]

Has anyone here seen the film? Does anyone know where I could order it?

Haven't seen it yet, but it's available through our Hastings bookstore, and may also be available from Amazon.com.

Friends of mine who have seen it say it is a very accurate depiction of what we are going through down here.

[wolfcreek]

Texas feels for ya'll Tammy! Hopefully, someone in Washington does also.

[usurper]

How does one film in the dark?

Probably with the help of the helicopter’s searchlight.

[traumer]

"We came here to live our retirement in peace, and if we can't we'll have to leave."
But the nation's trauma worries her more, and she's hard-pressed to understand how George Bush's immigration plan will do anything to help American citizens on the border.
"This is uncivilized.... "

:o)

[VOA]

Spend a few evenings in the Los Angeles area and you will see a lot of spotlights
being used by LEO aircraft.

Absolutely true.

[VOA]

How does one film in the dark?

Infrared lamps and film equipment.

I've seen it on a few "nature" shows. One was about some rarely-seen nocturnal
cats in Africa (big-housecat sized).

The animals are totally clueless about being film, as long as the
operator makes no noise/movement and is downwind.