Tag Archives: Border Patrol
Invasion of America’s Southern Border: Providing Sanctuary for MS-13 Killers
Many of the illegal aliens pouring into the U.S. are not fleeing chaos; they are bringing it with them. Indeed, many are responsible for creating the chaos. Bringing in another generation of street gangsters, drug pushers and killers under the false rhetoric of providing sanctuary from “violence and oppression” in Central America…
“Me Too” Amnesty and the Hispanic Vote
It was, if nothing else, a fitting metaphor for the size and nature of the work before them. On March 27, 2013, four members of the “Gang of Eight,” a group of U.S. senators who have banded together to seek immigration reform, toured the Arizona-Mexico border. It was what Politico termed their “spring break” trip.
Posted in Immigration & Border Security
Tagged African Americans, amnesty, Arizona, Bob Dole, Border Patrol, border security, Democrats, Gang of Eight, George Hawley, George W. Bush, Hispanic vote, Hispanics, illegal immigration, Jeff Flake, John McCain, Mitt Romney, Nogales, Obama administration, Republican Party, Ted Cruz, University of Houston
