On Thu, 9 May 2013 08:09:04 -0700 (PDT), Yer Pal Al <
caddys...@gmail.com>
wrote:
Which was his usual incomplete cluster fuck.
http://www.hstoday.us/briefings/correspondents-watch/single-article/privatization-of-border-fence-raises-new-concerns/376e50b1a88d7e0bb478e8189115c6bd.html
Having to be completed with private funds, unmatching fences, and yet still
incomplete, open areas. In other words, a typical Bush 'Mission Accomplished'
type of job. After all, it isn't the security he was actually interested in, it
was the action of signing the building of a fence into place, regardless how
incomplete it is. Besides, from the Fox cite:
"It would provide a mechanism by which some U.S. businesses would be able to
import an unlimited number of low-wage foreign workers, and it would allow most
of the roughly 10 million illegal aliens already in the United States a means by
which they (and their extended families) would be able to remain legally -- and
permanently -- in the United States."
Basically the fence was lip service. If businesses could import as many low wage
workers as they wished and the illegals already in the country were to be given
amnesty, the fence would only keep out drug traffic. And it hasn't seemed to do
that either.