[devane617]

Looks like another crack down in Houston.

[gubamyster]

ping

[lormand]

326, and just 2 million to go.

[avacado]

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Looks like another crack down in Houston.
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Good deal! Now if they'd start hauling the Katrina evacuees out of here!

[Dog Gone]

I wondered why my yard guy didn't show up today.

[tx_eggman]

Looks like another crack down in Houston.

They missed this one on the corner of Fannin and McKinney:

[txhurl]

Wonder if any were Mideastern.

[in hoc signo vinces]

Great food service around town is going to be slow...this friggin sux...never mind the fact this also means very little road construction will get finished...

[taxed2death]

See Dane....those blueberries ARE evil.

[reelfoot]

"Authorities have arrested 326 people in the Houston area, including some accused of murder, as part of a national crackdown on illegal immigrants."

Put three 0s after that figure, deport them all, and then we'll be off to a decent start.

[gitmogrunt]

Oppose the "One Face at the Border" initiative Email your Members of Congress asking them to oppose the "One Face at the Border" initiative

In 2003, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced the creation of a new Customs and Border Protection Officer (CBPO) position and the “One Face at the Border” initiative. Under this plan, a new position, the CBPO, would combine the duties of legacy inspectors from Customs, the Immigration and Nationalization Service (INS) and the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) into a single front-line border security position. With 41,000 employees, CBP is in control of 317 official ports-of-entry for travelers and cargo.

Essentially, the “One Face at the Border” initiative was aimed at unifying the inspection process that travelers entering the United States have to go through. Instead of making three stops – an Immigration Inspector, a Customs Inspector and an Agriculture Inspector – travelers would meet with a single primary inspections officer who was specially trained to do the job of all three.

Consolidating these three organizations has caused logistical and institutional chaos and has taken attention away from critical homeland security priorities. It is true that all three of these organizations deal with front line border and port security, but they do so in very different capacities.

Please email your Members of Congress asking them to oppose the "One Face at the Border" initiative and support a detailed, independent review of the proposal.

[operation clinton cleanup]

Operation Return to Sender.... I like the sound of that!

[Chi-Town Lady]

I wonder when they're gonna get around to deporting the criminal illegal that's holed up in the church in Chicago.