Thread: Space heading south to study border issue

Space heading south to study border issue

By LEE MORRISON, T-R Business Editor
Nov 16, 2007

Commenting that it’s a frequent topic of concern, U.S. Rep. Zack Space, D-Dover, is going to take a firsthand look at illegal immigration and national security issues by touring the border with Mexico.
“I get a lot of feedback wherever I go in the district,â€

[quote]“Most Americans concur that we need to secure our borders and crack down on employers who hire illegal immigrants,â€

Seems more and more U.S. Rep.'s are heading south to check it out.

They're leaving on Sunday and returning on Monday, I'm sure they will learn all about the border problems in that lenght of time.

Well, what did they do..... sleep through "A Line in the Sand?"!@#@@!@#@

They're not going to use this bull dung on me. I know they were presented the WHOLE picture and it should have turned every one of them green and left them puking!!!

We can count on scads of lawmakers making the obligatory (for those who want to be seen by the electorate as understanding the border problem) trip to the border,even if their pro-illegal stance has been part of the problem.Who can forget Mr. Bush's trip to the border and his riding around in a dune buggy looking like he'd rather be anywhere than there.If you go to the border with blinders on,there's a good chance you'll still be wearing them when you get back to your "decider" post.

Space: Border situation a 'cat-and-mouse' game


Migrant activists listen to speakers during the first parliament of Mexican migrant leaders living in the U.S. in the National Congress at Mexico City Friday. The sign reads “No to the U.S. wall.â€