Should we build a giant fence in the sky, like a giant batting cage, except thousands of feet high, and over the entire country?
The space ships might be to strong for just a single fence though, so why not a double fence?
LOL Veritas! I wouldn't put it past some neocon buffoon..
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Don’t say that too loud, lest some repub hear it and introduce it as a bill on the floor…
Sure, why not?
WOW! I FEEL SO BAD FOR U
U REALLY HAVE NOTHING BETTER TO DO HUH
Just plug in your hair drier, turn it on, and throw it in the Rio Grande.
That wouldn’t work, they would still find a way to go into the U.S (underground, maybe?)
I’ll answer a nonsensical proposal with a historical solution.
Crackdowns with sweeps for illegals in combination with heightened enforcement against the employers and abettors of illegals and they will self-deport in droves. During a sweep in the 50′s, it is estimated at least self-deported for every one caught and deported.
I don’t think we need a giant fence just the fence we already started to build and have more border patrols, that will help.
Put out a bounty on them. That should cause them to flee back to Mexico.
Sounds like a good idea to me. Might catch some illegal fish in the process.
Hire this guy as head of ICE! He is just here for a better life and he knows how to get rid of people he doesn’t like! Mexico’s best:
LOS ANGELES – A Mexican national wanted in connection with the 1998 drug-related massacre of 19 people in the Baja California resort town of Ensenada has been captured and turned over to Mexican authorities, U.S. immigration officials said Sunday.
Officers confronted Jesus Ruben Moncada, 33, at his Los Angeles home Thursday night as he took out the garbage.
Moncada, who did not resist arrest, was taken into custody on administrative immigration violations and was returned under heavy security Friday to Mexico where he faces first degree murder, attempted murder and kidnapping charges.
He was being held at a Tecate, Baja California prison pending court proceedings, according to the Mexican Attorney General’s Office.
Moncada told officers he fled to the United States in 1998, illegally crossing the border near San Ysidro, according to the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
“This man is suspected of being involved in one of the most heinous mass killings in recent times,” Brian DeMore, a field office director for ICE, said in a statement.
Authorities believe Moncada was among several gunmen who raided the compound of an alleged drug trafficker near the Baja California beach resort of Ensenada in 1998. They lined the alleged trafficker and 18 members of his family up against a wall and shot them. Eight children were among those killed.
Prosecutors contend Moncada was a high-ranking member of a Felix Arellano gang, which carried out the killings to prevent the rival gang’s marijuana-smuggling operation from becoming too competitive with theirs.
Moncada had been using his real name while living in the U.S., DeMore said.
IF it would protect the jobs of American CITIZENS, protect our CITIZENS from violent crimes committed by ILLEGAL aliens, and protect our rapidly depleting assistance funds created for (and paid for) by American CITIZENS….SURE! Why not??
well lets just say that no fence and nothing in this world is gonna hold back the mexicans. They are very intelligent people and they will find ways to get here.
No, If we need to start some real border enforcement with lethal force. It would make your head spin to see how fast those parasites run back across the rio grande. They wouldnt even touch the water.
That would be very expensive