Posted on 03/23/2016 2:47:49 PM PDT by MarvinStinson
Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich (R) said that “We’ve seen a huge spike in money transfers coming from places like Nogales on the border, to Middle Eastern countries” during the Fox Business Network’s coverage of the Arizona primary on Tuesday.
Brnovich stated “Arizona is on the frontline, and we have seen consequences of what has happened when we’ve had an unsecured porous border.
"I know when you talk to the ranchers down there, they’re concerned because they have found coins from Middle East.
"We’ve seen a huge spike in money transfers coming from places like Nogales on the border, to Middle Eastern countries.
"And so, folks are are worried about it, not only from an economic perspective, but from a national security perspective.”
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It’s only a question of time...
Trumps wall and SHOOT TO KILL!!!
I just read today in an AZ Rag article that the ranchers are not crazy to have a wall built. I find this hard to believe.
Drug money for weapons and who knows what else.
News for us Arizonans
Drug cartels in support of ISIS.
Some ranchers are in on it.
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Why is money leaving? Going to Palestine?
ISIS combatants crossing the border.
See post 6
I’d like to see a little evidence of this before you go smearing good people who have had to put up with this stuff for decades. They have been invaded by illegals and abused by the BP.
Between the illegals trashing ranches and being real physical threats you have the BP cutting fences, running over cattle and driving wherever they want off road.
I read here that ranchers along the Rio Grande need access to the river for their cattle to drink, and a wall would cut that access off in many places. That would be the only reason I could think of. I assume there could be other solutions to that in the works tho.
It's my belief that the cartels support our politicians too. Mexico needs to be dealt with.
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