TX Gov. Rick Perry unveils "blueprint for border security"
Posted Thu, Oct 13, 2005 at 3:58 pm
From this:
...Saying he is tired of waiting for the federal government to do its job, Texas Gov. Rick Perry unveiled what he called a comprehensive blueprint for border security, which includes the use of the Texas National Guard for training and for deployment in emergencies...
The governor said the National Guard troops would be used only for emergencies and not for routine patrolling of the 1,200-mile long Texas-Mexico border...
...Perry's plan calls for state money to hire additional police officers in border counties, and deployment of four 50-member teams of state troopers who can quickly move to an area where border violence or an upsurge in illegal immigration is reported.
He also called for the construction of "border jails," saying the U.S. Border Patrol apprehends tens of thousands of illegals and suspicious persons each year that it releases on their "promise to appear in court" simply because there is no place in the sparsely populated border region to hold them...
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burley M (not verified)
Fri, 10/14/2005 - 07:17
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What Perry is actually doing, tho he may not seriously intend it, is beefing up the South Texas police force already infiltrated over the years with more and more once removed or not wetback police. They are coopting the enforcement with Mexico of our laws.(Which is pretty nutty by any standard). He joins with less serious New Mexico's Richardson in going for the money. What kind of idiot consorts with the enemy?
Note - he could simply call for Federal Troops to protect the state against invasion, but he doesn't. That would seriously affect the ongoing invasion. With more hispanic police on both sides of the border we will then have more foxes guarding our henhouse from both sides of the border, synpatico to the illegals.
The crime situation in Laredo etc, threatens the progress of the invasion, something Mexico who makes $30 billions per year from remittances, and who furthers it's colonization of the U.S. therefrom, will not abide. This move appearing at least more patriotic than New Mexico's, still functions to thwart an interruption of the invasion, by looking tough. Real enforcement won't likely happen; it hasn't before, under simlar promise; we can wait and see, but I doubt it. The citizens will, I think , still be the ones unprotected form the invaders, and eventually will have to defend themselves and this country.
Fred Dawes (not verified)
Thu, 10/13/2005 - 22:34
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He has a plan ok to keep people from understanding what is really happening on the borders and his plan is also about helping Mexico and its people keep coming into this non nation for the reasons of dismantling it, Gov.Perry will ask the mexican Army to shot any American standing up for this nation on the borders, after all Mexican's are big money for some.
to show you how controlled the system is, how many of you really understand what happened in oklahoma city just 2 weeks ago? can we say suicide bomber? can we say story was almost killed? and how many of you know and what just happened in Atlanta and what the police said, can we say Terrorist act? Perry like Bush are both controlled people but by who and for what evil end?
John S Bolton (not verified)
Thu, 10/13/2005 - 20:01
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It is gross dereliction on the part of officials to not to be releasing hostiles into the country, just because they say they don't have space. Another 9 11 would be much more expensive than any conceivable capacity that would actually be needed for illegals found in the border areas.