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"What Canadian officials tell us is that they have laws on the books that could be used here, but that the Canadian system has developed the practice of not sentencing people to anything approaching serious time unless they commit a violent crime," John Walters, director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy told The Associated Press.

Wow---restricting the law to protecting individual rights. What a concept.

U.S. authorities seized 15,400 kilograms of pot along the northern border from October 2002 through July of this year, compared to more than 544,300 kilograms along the southwestern border, according to the latest U.S. Customs figures available.

Hey, Dubya won't let Johnny push around the Mexicans, and he's not happy unless he's pushing SOMEbody around.

Walters said he knows what needs to be done to curb drug use, and he's going to make it happen.

He's going to make better parenting happen? LOL! What a horse's @ss.