Jihad Watch 53

Three Afghanis were arrested in India with fake Mexican passports. Robert Spencer discusses the implications of Muslims sneaking into America over our southern border.

We interrupt the campaign season for a border reality check

Here’s another major breech of American sovereignty. Illegals entering the US from Mexico represent a growing threat. Until our government stems the flow and deports the majority of border jumpers, our economy and security will continue to erode.
FROM MICHELLE MALKIN.COM:
We interrupt the campaign season for a border reality check
By Michelle Malkin January 10, 2008 01:30 AM

Thanks to a FOIA request from Judicial Watch, you can now get a clearer picture of the continued chaos at our southern border. GOP Rep. Tom Tancredo and other immigration enforcement activists have been sounding the alarm about Mexican government/military incursions at the border. These violations of American sovereignty have been going on for years. DHS Secretary Michael “Lettucehead” Chertoff’s response? Nada. The information released to Judicial Watch adds new info. Bottom line: For fiscal year 2006 alone, there were 29 confirmed incidents along the U.S.- Mexican border involving Mexican military and/or law enforcement personnel, 17 of which involved armed Mexican government agents. Moreover, between 1996 and September 30, 2006, there were 253 confirmed incursions into the United States by Mexican government personnel.
READ IT ALL:

Border Patrol to build fencing

With all the information available about how many terrorists are coming across the southern border, it boggles the imagination as to why we have not deployed the military to stop the infiltration. I can't figure what the congress is thinking. They've all taken an oath to defend the country against invasion. There can be nothing more important than the safety of our citizens. The president continues to play a shell game with our security. The whole border debacle is outrageous.
FROM THE WASHINGTONTIMES.COM:
August 14, 2007
By Jerry Seper and Stephen Dinan -
The U.S. Border Patrol is asking for volunteers among its agents to help build fences on the U.S.-Mexico border, even as President Bush is withdrawing half the National Guard troops he sent there last year to build fences.

A memo circulated last week to Border Patrol sector chiefs said fence-building efforts on the Southwest border were going to fall short of Mr. Bush's goal of finishing 70 miles in fiscal 2007, which ends Sept. 30, "so the Border Patrol is now going back into the fence-building business."

The memo, a copy of which was obtained by The Washington Times, called on the chiefs to provide lists of agents who "can and have built fences in the past," adding that the agency was looking for welders, equipment operators and "anyone else with construction experience."
READ IT ALL: