http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la...=la-home-local


SACRAMENTO - Calling the nation's borders dangerously porous, Gov.
Arnold Schwarzenegger on Thursday praised the private "Minuteman"
campaign that uses armed volunteers to stop illegal immigrants from
crossing into the U.S.

Schwarzenegger said in a radio interview that the federal government is
failing to secure the border with Mexico, and he cast the hundreds of
private citizens who have been patrolling the Arizona-Mexico border
since April 1 as a popular response to government inaction.


"I think they've done a terrific job," Schwarzenegger said of the
"Minuteman" volunteers, who plan to expand to California in June.
"They've cut down the crossing of illegal immigrants a huge percentage."

I'm on the left politically, but agree 100% with the minute man
project. What good is a border if you don't restrict crossing it?

The GOP want's lax border secuirty so that they can have cheap labor.
The goal of the GOP is to create an underclass of slaves with a few fat
cats on top. It's no secret they are neonazis.

wrote:

I'm on the left politically, but agree 100% with the minute man
project. What good is a border if you don't restrict crossing it?

The GOP want's lax border secuirty so that they can have cheap labor.
The goal of the GOP is to create an underclass of slaves with a few fat
cats on top. It's no secret they are neonazis.

Damn..., you might actually be surprised by the number of DNC types who want
cheap labour too. Are they old NAZI's then?

dxAce
Michigan
USA

The Democrats who rant about illegal aliens bring up racism, not cheap
labor. They are on the wrong side of this debate as well.

First we close the borders, then we work on legalizing the illegal
aliens already here. We should not repeat the Ronald Reagan **** up
where you grant amnesty and then do nothing to secure the border.

Dan wrote:

http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la...=la-home-local

SACRAMENTO - Calling the nation's borders dangerously porous, Gov.
Arnold Schwarzenegger on Thursday praised the private "Minuteman"
campaign that uses armed volunteers to stop illegal immigrants from
crossing into the U.S.

Schwarzenegger said in a radio interview that the federal government is
failing to secure the border with Mexico, and he cast the hundreds of
private citizens who have been patrolling the Arizona-Mexico border
since April 1 as a popular response to government inaction.

"I think they've done a terrific job," Schwarzenegger said of the
"Minuteman" volunteers, who plan to expand to California in June.
"They've cut down the crossing of illegal immigrants a huge percentage."


If we had done a better job protecting our borders Schwarzenegger
wouldn't be here either.

--
Former professional electron wrangler.

Michael A. Terrell
Central Florida

It is true that Schwarzenegger entered the US on shaky terms at best.
He didn't have a work permit, but was doing some sort of construction
to help finance his body building.

Speaking of Arnie:
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http://www.lazygranch.com/images/tem...pot_head_2.jpg

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"Michael A. Terrell" wrote:

Dan wrote:

http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la...124.story?coll
=la-home-local

SACRAMENTO - Calling the nation's borders dangerously porous, Gov.
Arnold Schwarzenegger on Thursday praised the private "Minuteman"
campaign that uses armed volunteers to stop illegal immigrants from
crossing into the U.S.

Schwarzenegger said in a radio interview that the federal government is
failing to secure the border with Mexico, and he cast the hundreds of
private citizens who have been patrolling the Arizona-Mexico border
since April 1 as a popular response to government inaction.

"I think they've done a terrific job," Schwarzenegger said of the
"Minuteman" volunteers, who plan to expand to California in June.
"They've cut down the crossing of illegal immigrants a huge percentage."


If we had done a better job protecting our borders Schwarzenegger
wouldn't be here either.

Schwarzenegger is not an illegal alien so no.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

Arnie didn't exactly play by the rules regarding working when he
entered the US. Of course, he is not unique in this sense.