Thread: Fed Auditor: Border Patrol Can Stop Illegal Entries Along

Federal Auditor: Border Patrol Can Stop Illegal Entries Along Only 129 Miles of 1,954-Mile Mexican Border

Thursday, March 31, 2011
By Terence P. Jeffrey


(CNSNews.com) - Richard M. Stana, director of homeland security and justice issues at the Government Accountability Office (which is responsible for “auditing agency operations to determine whether federal funds are being spent efficiently and effectivelyâ€

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Whats the point of having BP if they can only stop Illegals to a certain point this is really bs when it comes to how lax our border security is. in other words, these people can just come and go at will and, nothing or nobody is allowed to stop them. this is the sickest and the weakest government in the history of our country. "FOLKS, WE ARE ALL SITTING DUCKS" and, there is nothing we can do about it.

That leaves 1,825 miles of the U.S.-Mexico border where the Border Patrol cannot prevent or stop an illegal entry.

Memo to Janet.....oh never mind, she has her talking points she'll stick to no matter what.

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Yet the DMZ between North and South Korea is as tight as a gnats a$$.

Even Mexico's border patrol has more control than we do. Imagine how we could defend our country if we were not spending the billions to feed, educate, heal and give spending money to illegals.

Well time to break out the troops and armor, put them on the border and give them orders to use whatever force is needed to prevent anyone from crossing the border unless it is are authorized border crossings. Oh the taco folk will scream and cry about the force being used but who cares. If they don't like it they need to tell their families to stay the heck out of the USA. I agree we use the same border systam as used in Korea. Lots of wire, lots of troops, lots of bullets and postings in the DMZ stating that violators will face max force preventing illegal entry.