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While I don't like the publicity seeking angle on this, I realize that blowing this out in the press is probably the only chance these folks have in the long run, of forcing the government to take action to stop illegal immigration.

If Bush thought he was going to be able to quietly open the borders for all intents and purposes, taking actions in the background that would go unnoticed for the most part, I think we can safely say that idea is a bust! This is going to blow up in his face. And if he hasn't the gutts to do his constitutional duty, it should!

I would recommend these property owners file suite against all individuals and government entitites that are not adhering to the Article Four Section Four of the United States Constitution. I believe governors and federal officials swear to uphold the constitution. They are in violation of those oaths. Property owners have losses. They have legal standing to bring federal suit against all who fail to follow their oaths of office.

Good suggestion, I agree. Lawsuits seem to work pretty well for the envirowhackos.

Bring on the public hearings. The American public isn't nearly as ignorant and stupid as a lot of politicians and media folks like to think. If this issue gets a little more visibility our 'leaders' may have to take some action to keep their jobs.

While I don't like the publicity seeking angle on this, I realize that blowing this out in the press is probably the only chance these folks have in the long run, of forcing the government to take action to stop illegal immigration.

This effort is all about publicity, & correctly so. What Simcox is obviously trying to do is bring the issue to a head in front of the entire nation. The government will be in the spotlight & the country will be watching to see how they handle it.

Let's face it, this problem isn't going to be solved by a few ranchers in SUVs. A strong wave of public anti illegal alien sentiment is the only hope.