[FrankR]

"Re: “”Our borders are just too vast for us to be able to solve the problem only with fences and border patrols,” Mr. Obama said. “It won’t work.” "

O'dumbo is full of it up to this dumbo ears...For over a month, since the inititive was only announced it would be starting, illegals have been fleeing Arizona by droves.

That sounds a lot like it's working to me, Barry.

You don't WANT that to work, that's why you're trying to stop it, legalize the scum, register them to vote so your skinny ass can stay in the lap of luxury in the White House.

Any latinos with pride will see you're just using them, and vote Republican.

[IAGeezer912]

A caller on Rush today had a great sugestion. These people are NOT “illigal immigrants”, they are “illigal Democrats”. Let’s call them what they are.

[Liz]

Arjelia "Argie" Gomez with Chicano's Por La Causa says Obama's remarks give "hope for an individual who is not documented."

Hope that Por La Causa and the Third World get closer to reconquista and the takeover of US territory.

Just "here for a better life." Reconquista shock troops at Phoenix Capital protest, May 29, 2010.

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Former CUNY professor admits to being a spy for Russia (wed to El Diario columnist)
7/1/10, NY POST, By BRUCE GOLDING and DAN MANGAN With AP

A former CUNY professor-----born in Peru----- accused of spying for Russia used a fake name and was married to an El Diario columnist. Juan Lazaro told federal authorities after his arrest that "he would not violate his loyalty to the" Russian secret "service even for his son." The ex-prof lived in Yonkers under the fake name "Juan Lazaro."

Lazaro told told investigators that his wife, El Diario columnist Vicky Pelaez, who has US citizenship, had delivered letters to their spymasters on his behalf, and that their Yonkers home "had been paid for by the 'Service.'" Vicky Pelaez is being held without bond along with "Lazaro" -- who is refusing to provide his real name -- on charges that they acted as agents for Russia.

The filing indicated that federal authorities were monitoring their home conversations by "microphones" "for years." Judge Ronald Ellis said Pelaez who has US citizenship, could be released on house arrest with a monitoring device if someone paid the $250,000 bond ($10,000 cash needed).--SNIP--

Russian spies Juan Lazaro and his wife Vicky Pelaez, El Diario columnist.