It should made clear that politicians who use this pretext to block a fence are not serious about border security.
When jaguarundis are exiled, only Mexicans will have jaguarundis.
Oh, wait...
“fragile habitat on the southern border”
Clearly this person has never visited the southern border.
Like the PACE dip sauce - “New York City”
Preening, elitist, liberal, shivering chihuahua.
Maybe Chertoff would run the fence through the Jason Blair Building (home of the NY Slimes!)
The fence is more important than all those things even though the fence will have little effect on any of them. The wacko's are just using them as an excuse to prevent the fence. Regardless of that the security of our borders trumps all the other BS.
New Yorkers, like the traitorous Times editors,
ought “monitor and protect” NY Governors, first.
Wow, I can hardly bear the thought. By the way, how exactly did the U.S. gov't establish a National Wildlife Refuge that is mostly outside the U.S.?
I can’t believe the NYT is saying this with a straight face. Everyone has seen footage of the horrendous trashing of the border area. I’m surprised the “jaguarundis” can find their way through the heaps of trash and human feces that litter the region right now.
I know I’m not the first to suggest that arrested illegals are conscripted, Sheriff Joe style, to spend a few weeks wearing pink overalls, cleaning up their mess on our side of the line before being sent back.
I'm sure the ones we have up here around San Antonio will be just fine. They're cool lookin’ critters!
`See My Vest’
by C. Montgomery Burns
See my vest, see my vest,
Made from real gorilla chest,
Feel this sweater, there’s no better,
Than authentic Irish setter.
See this hat, ‘twas my cat,
My evening wear - vampire bat,
These white slippers are albino
African endangered rhino.
See this tie, it’s no lie,
Not a bat, or brown wharf rat,
A Mexi-cat, an Ocelot—
It really fought and cost a lot!
“When the fence is finished, most of the refuges 95,000 acres and the ocelots, jaguarundis and other rare species that live there would wind up on the side of the fence closest to Mexico, virtually impossible to monitor and protect.”
Here’s an idea, All the eco-twits and animal-rights nutballs can move to Mexico to protect them!
Build a huge fence, but reframe the border issue. The fence, you see, isn't about keeping illegals out of the country, and as a matter of fact is only incidentally on the border. In fact, it sole purpose is to protect fragile desert habitat, and we were actually going to build the fence all the way around said habitat, except that the dang contractor overspent and now we don't have enough money to complete the full perimeter, only the southern boundary. (Some day, I assure you, we will get more funds and can finish the rest of the perimeter, just as soon as medicare and social security and the schools and so forth are fully fixed and/or funded.)
We should be so lucky.
Wow! Wonder if those of us in Florida can get an EPA waver to build a fence around New York City?
I know, I know. Wishful thinking.
Another load of that well known commodity from the NYTimes.
Many of our problems can be laid at the door of these environmental wackos.
Only a little off topic, but Mark Kerkorian is now on Laura Ingraham’s show. He mentioned that McCain and others are now dismissing the immigration issue as something people don’t care so much about.
But he had results from a poll that showed that over half those who voted for McCain thought he was for strict enforcement, and 10% thought he wants to round them all up and deport them. He said McCain “bamboozled” the voters during the primaries.
Maybe there’ll be a story on his findings that can be posted later, but this is what I’ve suspected, that many of those voting for McCain fell for the war hero image and knew little about his stance on immigration and other issues.
jaguarundis? Well, I sure didn’t know they wear them, but I for one will pitch in to buy the jaguars new undis as long as the fence gets built ; )