[GrandMoM]

bump

[Sabertooth]

23. Facilities on the Mexican side of the border for the rapid southward transport of large numbers of Illegals deported from the American Interior. Must accomadate 200,000 deportees a month.

[Sabertooth]

accomodate

[Sabertooth]

Is it too much to ask for deportation to even be on the list?

[TomGuy]

Oh, just grant them all amnesty now. That will save the border hassle, won't infringe on the INS personnels afternoon naps, and will be in keeping with the Paperwork Reduction Act by getting rid of Green Cards which, for some 8 million illegals, doesn't mean anything anyway.

[Carry_Okie]

Sounds suspiciously like Smart Growth.

[rightofrush]

When I see mention of razor wire, machine gun towers, and mine fields, I'll know we're taking border security seriously.
This BS in the hopes that the base buys it.

[RodgerD]

Warning to Bushbots: Do not click link below

This guy looks familiar

[FITZ]

8.Pre-Cleared Travelers Expand the use of the Secure Electronic Network for Traveler’s Rapid Inspection (SENTRI) dedicated commuter lanes at high-volume ports of entry along the U.S.-Mexico border.

This is one of the more amazing things they have going on at the border ---electronic swipe cards can be purchased and no checks are made at all on the vehicle entering the US. It is exactly like those swipe cards used in parking lots. This way they save a lot of time and aren't inspected ---they can bring in anything they wish as long as they have that card to swipe and open the barrier.

[FITZ]

More about the dedicated commuter lanes ---

As El Paso expands toward the east, it's only natural that international bridges start handling more traffic. It's time for the Zaragoza Bridge to have a dedicated commuter lane.

The concept has worked well at the Downtown Stanton Street Bridge, which in less than two years has gained 4,500 registered users. Commuter lanes allow commuters to breeze through quickly, not wasting precious minutes in the normal, endemic traffic lines.

The commuter lane also eases the jobs of inspectors and has some salutary effect on the lines that plague international bridges and lead to long delays, increased air pollution, lost productivity and intense frustration. As the commuter lane Downtown becomes more saturated, some traffic will naturally shift to the east. That, combined with the city's growth, makes a commuter lane at Zaragoza necessary. Another plus is that the concept has the approval of Mexican transportation officials.

[antidemocommie]

How Do You Stop Illegal Aliens From Coming To The USA? You Open The Border To The "Free Flow of People". Now, Everyone Is Legal! Case Closed. Proceed to Invade The USA, Legally.

[WRhine]

What a bunch of gobbledygook. The WH spin meisters must have worked overtime to cobble together this propaganda. I believe the 22 superfluous, euphemism laden points about new "smart borders" with Mexico can be distilled down to 2 points:

1) Jorge Bush wants open borders with Mexico and no restrictions for illegal aliens to enter the U.S.

2) Because of the concern about national security since 9/11 we well buy a billion dollars worth of high tech gadgets in the name of “smart borders” to create the illusion that we can separate out the good guys from the bad guys.

Disclaimer: It doesn’t matter if the gizmos work or if we really try to get the bad guys as long as the sheeple think we are protecting them.

[Young Rhino]

27. The Taco Bell chihuahua is no longer allowed to defecate on Patsy Buchanan's lawn. Only Irish Setters are permitted such an honor.