Thread: What would you like to ask Janet Napolitano UPDATED

I registered and posted. Took all of 3 minutes for my post to show up.

"Ooooh, ooooh! Janet, pick me!" I'll wager I haven't a snowball's chance in hades of getting my query answered. She won't touch it with a "ten foot pole", but I sure hope she reads it...

Go post, folks! It is a way to at least show others what you think!

Originally Posted by vortex

Went and registered and posted a couple questions: why workplace enforcement raids have diminished to mainly go after employers. And does their policy-making get influenced by increased population pressure on our resources, like water.
Mine only took 5 mins. to post. The majority of what I read had to do with border security. We all need to get over there an pose a question ASAP.
Thanks, JD2! :D

Now you can post comments on USA TODAY whenever you want.
It's a great place to spread our ideas to the whole country at the same time.
People who never come to this web site do read USA TODAY every day.

BINGO!!!

Another avenue to assist in spreading the word.

This has been on the USA TODAY Online site since Friday and there are only 41 comments posted from the whole country.

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If you have a question, please send it to erivers@usatoday.com

What would you like to ask the secretary of Homeland Security?

The Department of Homeland Security is charged with a wide range of responsibilities, from protecting the country against terrorism to dealing with a massive swine flu outbreak to handling natural disasters such as hurricanes.

USA TODAY's editorial board will interview Secretary Janet Napolitano on Tuesday and would like to include some of your questions.

We've gotten a lot of queries on the important topic of immigration and would like to add some on the department's many other duties.

If you have a question, please send it to erivers@usatoday.com .

Video of the interview will be posted tomorrow on USA TODAY's Opinion blog, at blogs.usatoday.com/oped, and Facebook page.

Posted by Doug Stanglin at 01:58 PM/ET, August 03, 2009 in Current Affairs, Immigration, Media, Politics, Terrorism, Washington

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Why do you want to reward the criminal actions of MILLIONS of illegal aliens

by giving them citizenship ?

She could care less what we want, she is a puppet just like Obama and most of the other politicians. She needs to GOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!

in a letter to erivers@usatoday.com
i wrote:


in regard to the questions that will be asked of the DHS Secretary on Tuesday, I hope that the questions aren't "softball" easy questions that really wont deal with the many issued and many questions that have been place on your webite blog section.

This women needs to face the TOUGH questions asked by many americans who are just completely dumbfounded by her actions since taking the position.

I hope that the USA people picking the questions will understand that amercans want answers to the strong questions and dont cave in to the administration by continuing the stupid softball questions.

Guess what fellow ALIPACERS. I just got an e-mail from Web content editor for USA TODAY's Editorial Page, Eileen Rivers. Apparently, my question on illegal immigrantion has been selected as "one of several considered for the interview."

I posted question under thomas67. I guess the question is still there. She wants me to call her today to get permission to use my name, city and state for the interview.

So I guess this is legitimate....