Thread: McCain, Kyl offer new bill on border

yes i know thier scum .... but we still need to secure our borders ...

if we have to use them and this bill to do it so be it ... what's the other option ? allow the borders to remain unsecured ?

i'm not terribly worried by any talk of a push for amnesty right now ... the country is on it's knees and the population is barely hanging on , now is not the time to add millions of poor people to the pool.

no one is disagreeing that the borders need to be secure.

we just have to have a watchful eye or two on these two RINO's and what they try to do after the border is secure

Originally Posted by ALIPAC

and then these two amnesty supporting traitors would put 12 million illegal aliens on the path to citizenship and voting rights in US elections.

After that, each one of these requirements in this bill would be gone forever in under five years.

W

Agree, obvious trojan Horse bill. Umm, 12 million Illegal aliens!?!, try like 20 million W

Originally Posted by marquis

yes i know thier scum .... but we still need to secure our borders ...

if we have to use them and this bill to do it so be it ... what's the other option ? allow the borders to remain unsecured ?

I question how much this bill will actually do to secure our border.

• Deploy no fewer than 6,000 National Guard to the U.S./ Mexico border at a total cost of $6 million.

As I said before, I've yet to see ANY NATIONAL GUARD PATROLLING our border. What good are a mess of paper pushers sitting at ports of entry?

• Increase funding for Operation Streamline, which requires that every person caught crossing the border illegally be charged with a federal crime. The cases are then fast tracked through the federal court system. First time offenders are usually convicted of a misdemeanor and spend 6 months in prison before being deported. Repeat offenders are punished by up to 20 years in prison before being deported. Total cost: $250 million over five years.

2. This will never be enforced. Obama and Nappy will kiss, kiss, group hug and send them on their way.

• Increase funding for the Southwest Border Prosecutors Initiative, a program that reimburses state and local governments in Arizona, California, New Mexico and Texas for the cost of prosecuting federally initiated drug cases involving the border. Total cost: $250 million for five years.

3. Since when have the Feds reimbursed any state for any costs regarding illegals??? I see this is only for FEDERALLY INITIATED CASES. I'll believe this when I see it...

I am waiting on the other shoe to drop