Thread: 61 Illegal Aliens in Tractor Trailer, Campo, CA (video,Pics

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_p0ar2PIHhs


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Holy..... poop!!!!!!! Mexican truck?

Funny, they don't look like they are starving, since isn't why people come here?

I can't imagine how it feels to be one of 61 in that trailer... I feel sorry for them and wish their, more corrupt country than ours, would do something for it's people. Mexico has money to fix it. Heck we just gave them a whole bunch we didn't have!

They just want to work and take care of their families, like us. But to invade another country, put a strain on our system, then complain about us and march against us, is not the way to get invited here. Can't they move to the better parts of Mexico and do landscaping and carpentry there?

Am I naive?

If each of the 61 paid $3000 to the smuggler, that totals $183,000.

This demonstrates the CRISIS situation illegal alien entrance into the United States is---who and what are these men-- two platoons of an army?

A platoon is a military unit, typically composed of two to four sections or squads and containing about 30 to 50 soldiers. Platoons are organised into a company, which typically consists of three, four or five platoons.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Platoon

“No worse fate can befall a man than to be surrounded by traitor souls.â€

Earlier related post
http://www.alipac.us/ftopic-114395-0.html

Originally Posted by MyAmerica

If each of the 61 paid $3000 to the smuggler, that totals $183,000.

And, let me ask the unasked, but obvious, question...

Why would someone want to pay a smuggler 10x what it costs for a typical short-term visa to gain entry to the US (usually around $250-$300)....? (Answer: think about it).

If each of the 61 paid $3000 to the smuggler, that totals $183,000.

This demonstrates the CRISIS situation illegal alien entrance into the United States is---who and what are these men-- two platoons of an army?

Well, $183,000 in Mexico would probably buy a manufacturing facility and some equipment that would give 60 workers in 3 shifts of 20 some decent income. I suppose these as-------s never thought of that? Or they could put the money together and build a community with some decent homes---things cost much less in Mexico. Instead they burden us with the expense of getting rid of them and protecting our border.