Thread: UA border-research center opens today

UA border-research center opens today
Arizona Daily Star
Tucson, Arizona | Published: 09.03.2008
The University of Arizona will officially open its new Department of Homeland Security-funded border-research center today.
The UA will lead a team of research universities to form the National Center for Border Security and Immigration Research.
Homeland Security will give the center $16 million over six years to focus on new technologies such as detection, surveillance, screening, data fusion, sensor networks and other technologies.
The officials scheduled to attend the 11 a.m. luncheon at McClelland Hall, 1130 E. Helen St., include:
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I know a lot of people complain about La Raza's funding but just look at this, $16M to improve our technology. This is great news.

Another giveaway program!

Give this money to a group that will show the honest results.

Damage to America!

Very interesting, since they just opened one in the University of Texas El Paso (UTEP), which is called the National Center for Border Security and Immigration. "The center will be created in partnership with the University of Arizona in Tucson." "The university(UTEP) was elected the National Center for Border Security and Immigration earlier this year. It will receive up to six-million dollars over the next six years to aid in the research and long-term solutions to border security and immigration issues."

Now tell me, why two different centers in two locations???

Dixie