July 27, 2004

Hillary: 'Secure our borders'

During the Clinton administration, the INS became a virtual recruiting drive for the Democratic party, as described here.

So, when Hillary Clinton remarked in her speech yesterday that we should secure our borders, I laughed a bit. However, there's always the possibility that if they say it enough, they might actually mean it. Unfortunately, the non-liberal media will not press her to fully explain her comment and provide details of what we should be doing.

WND comments on that part of her speech here:

Hillary Clinton surprised a few people around the country and turned a few heads when she talked about how John Kerry would make America safer.

In a nationally televised speech from the Democratic National Convention in Boston, the New York senator and former first lady said, "We need to secure our borders."





Posted to Immigration2003 at July 27, 2004 10:54 AM

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