Posted on 06/27/2014 9:15:34 PM PDT by TigerClaws
Militia members and other concerned U.S. citizens are converging on the border town of Laredo, Texas, on Friday to create a blockade against illegal immigrants crossing into the United States, the organizer of the human chain and protest said on Newsmax TV's "MidPoint."
"This will continue for days and weeks to come" and spread "to other points" along the U.S.-Mexico frontier, Barbie Rogers, founder of the Patriots Information Hotline, said in a telephone interview.
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Good luck.
really? day & night ?
better carry side arms , you’ll need them
I hope this isn’t just one more case of an alligator mouth being backed up by a hummingbird a55.
Border patrol will suddenly find enough agents to haul them off to jail for some made up crime.
I wish them good luck anyway.
Yeah, agreed, this is kind of silly. Please, we can’t counter lies with silliness. We need another plan!
Install barbed wire on the border, lots of it. And shoot anyone crossing the border.
On 2nd thought, install many many billboards along border. On these BBs would be instructions to the legal entrance to America.
Below that, message: crossing illegally results in death.
If they’d just build the actual fence, all those people would be sleeping in Mexico, and it would be Mexico’s problem at their border.
Saying we have people to “police” the border does us no good when the official law enforcement response to someone stepping over our border is to give them a free trip to a facility where they can get help in staying around.
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