Arizona's Border

Is there any better proof as to why Arizona needed to pass its new Illegal Alien law than the events that have happened since it passed? Illegal aliens marched on the capitol, flew American flags upside down beneath Mexican flags, attacked police with stones and bottles, and created general mayhem. Illegal aliens came from California and other places to join in. An hispanic Arizona senator from Yuma called for a boycott of his own state. And last Friday an armed illegal alien drug smuggler shot a deputy sheriff with an AK-47 assault rifle. The search for the shooter by Arizona police netted seventeen illegal aliens.

The president called the Arizona law misguided, but the only thing misguided here is the president. The Constitution obligates the president to make sure our borders are secure. The border with Mexico is not. It hasn't been secure for decades and the government's absolute failure to enforce our own laws to keep our own sovereign soil safe from invasion has caused the foreign invaders to grow more and more belligerent coming into our country.

In 2006 the problem had become so severe that grassroots efforts pressured the Republican controlled Congress to finally do something about it. A 700 mile long double security fence was approved with such overwhelming public support that President Bush had to sign it into law. Bush had been just as derelict on the border as Clinton before him and Obama after him, but support for the fence was so great he couldn't refuse to sign the bill. Unfortunately his failing popularity due to the unending war and out of control debts led to the Republican slaughter in the 2006 elections and the Democrat controlled Congress has refused since then to fund the border fence.

The Democrats have the support of Mexican president, Calderone, who verbally chastised Arizona for its new law. Funny, isn't it, that Mexico's illegal alien laws are much more stringent than America's own laws, and you don't find Calderone inviting illegal drug smuggling killers to cross over the border from the US to terrorize his people. You don't find him inviting illegal American aliens to come over and take jobs away from the Mexican people. Calderone said essentially that Arizona's law will damage relations between our countries. I say, "Let it!" It's none of his business what we do for our own security.

What this amounts to is an attempt by Mexico to reclaim the southwestern United States by draining its resources dry and sending billions of dollars back to Mexico to help its economy. It's not a military invasion, but it's an invasion of American soil just the same. Saddest of all is that Mexico's ally in this invasion is the leftist Democrat Party.

Let's get something straight. The United States of America is a sovereign nation with a government of the people, by the people, and for the people of the United States. Nobody else has rights here. Terrorists don't have a right to be Mirandized. Illegal aliens don't have a right to our welfare, public schools, social security, jobs or anything else. The only right they have is to be deported. The sooner that is done and the border fence is completed the safer America will be.

To neglect the border and leave it open for thugs, drug smugglers and killers, and to renege on duties of office lined out in the Constitution is treasonous. If the president and the leftists in Congress are so dense that they can't figure this out, they need to be voted out in the November elections this year and in 2012.