Bad Omen for Border Security
Written by American Patrol Report
Napolitano May Run DHS
American Patrol Report-- November 20
According to the Arizona Republic "Gov. Janet Napolitano is President-elect Barack Obama's choice to lead the Department of Homeland Security, multiple news agencies reported late Wednesday."
Napolitano opposes the border fence and supports a guest worker program.
According to the Arizona Republic "Gov. Janet Napolitano is President-elect Barack Obama's choice to lead the Department of Homeland Security, multiple news agencies reported late Wednesday."
Napolitano opposes the border fence and supports a guest worker program.
You show me a 50-foot wall and I'll show you a 51-foot ladder at the border. That's the way the border works
There is very strong evidence that the border fence has helped cut smuggling to such a degree that Mexican drug cartels are fighting over remaining corridors. "The drug cartel war in Mexico is the direct result of our border security measures, especially fences and barriers, and, as we finished the job, they will eventually burn themselves out," said Glenn Spencer of APR.
"Americans will find it difficult to believe that Obama would push a guest worker program when millions of them are unemployed, but that looks like where we're headed," Spencer said.
"This is a very bad omen for the people of Arizona and the entire nation," Spencer said. "I now understand why the Arizona Republic ran a ridiculous report that ladders were being used on the border," he said.
Spencer said American Border Patrol would work to get its border assessment report to the Senate Committee that will consider Napolitano's appointment.
"Americans will find it difficult to believe that Obama would push a guest worker program when millions of them are unemployed, but that looks like where we're headed," Spencer said.
"This is a very bad omen for the people of Arizona and the entire nation," Spencer said. "I now understand why the Arizona Republic ran a ridiculous report that ladders were being used on the border," he said.
Spencer said American Border Patrol would work to get its border assessment report to the Senate Committee that will consider Napolitano's appointment.