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Walling it off.
By Asher Price | Tuesday, March 18, 2008, 10:48 AM

My colleagues Juan Castillo and Ralph Haurwitz have written about how the wall along the Texas-Mexico border would run right through wildlife refuges and university campuses.

But what about property that gets left behind altogether, in a kind of no-man’s land north of the Rio Grande and south of the wall? I chatted yesterday with Anne Brown, the executive director of Audubon Texas, about her organization’s Sabal Palm center. The center, and its 537 acres, would be cut off completely from the rest of the United States if the wall is built along its proposed route. The birding hotspot has been instrumental in restoring wildlife habitat along the Rio Grande the last thirty years. The wall will fragment brush and block the movement of animals, according to Brown.

Brown said the Department of Homeland Security has been short by way of correspondence about the future of the Audubon tract. A legal fight might not be far off: “If it goes up, of course it’s a taking,â€

Anne Brown is off her nut. Let me see, she believes birds can't get over a fence but illegal aliens can. Wonder if she charges the Coyotes for tours through her bird sanctuary. She made her nest next to Mexico so she's just going to have to deal with it.

You know, if they had said they were going to build a fence to the south of her, she would be crying about that too. Now she has decided to be on the American side of the fence. Sometimes you have to give people the wrong choice for them to choose the right one because their nature is just to be difficult and complain. Reverse psychology.

Dixie

My colleagues Juan Castillo and Ralph Haurwitz have written about how the wall along the Texas-Mexico border would run right through wildlife refuges and university campuses

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Do not the illegal invaders "run right through" wildlife refuges and university campuses when the cross illegally into this country.

In fact, how's the ecology doing in those areas in which illegal invaders routinely cross and leave trash and a host of other objects behind as if the environment were one giant trash dump.

How do you think the birds and other wildlife appreciate the trash dumps that these illegals seem to leave where ever they set foot during their illegal crossings.

So, does she understand the use of the wage slaves by
the large national home builders and developers have
in fact reached into her life savings and that of her country
now aka the "leanding problems" subprime and other wise,
aka the huge over building of new homes. The driving down the
value of her home, and all other homes in America, and the
now bailed out lenders of wall street who sold the bill of
wage slave backed goods, as the hate monger preacher
said, some chickens now come home to roost, and some
just could use her back yard.

loons who swoon.!

Originally Posted by NoBueno

My colleagues Juan Castillo and Ralph Haurwitz have written about how the wall along the Texas-Mexico border would run right through wildlife refuges and university campuses

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Do not the illegal invaders "run right through" wildlife refuges and university campuses when the cross illegally into this country.

In fact, how's the ecology doing in those areas in which illegal invaders routinely cross and leave trash and a host of other objects behind as if the environment were one giant trash dump.

How do you think the birds and other wildlife appreciate the trash dumps that these illegals seem to leave where ever they set foot during their illegal crossings.

Yes, and don't forget all the panties hanging from the "rape tree".