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To: Ajnin
I think the most immediate course of action would be to stop the mass hiring, raise the standards and focus on quality rather quantity. In short make entry into the BP as difficult as Special Forces.

I disagree. Let the U.S. Army patrol the border for six months while more BP agents can be hired.

17 posted on 05/05/2007 12:11:47 PM PDT by Extremely Extreme Extremist (Ben Franklin, we tried but we couldn't keep it.)
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To: Extremely Extreme Extremist

If we were to do that we would have a problem with soldiers smuggling like we do now with the National Guard.


18 posted on 05/05/2007 1:18:51 PM PDT by Ajnin (Neca Eos Omnes. Deus Suos Agnoset.)
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To: Extremely Extreme Extremist

The problem isn’t really manpower. It’s about willpower. In the 50’s Eisnehower was able to encourage one million illegals to go back south and he did it with less than a thousand Border Patrol Agents. Back then the government had the will to enforce immigration law. We have over 11000 agents and we can’t do today what less than a thousand agents did fifty years ago. The government simply doesn’t want to do what is necessary to shut down the border.


19 posted on 05/05/2007 1:31:00 PM PDT by Ajnin (Neca Eos Omnes. Deus Suos Agnoset.)
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