Border States: Dealing with the Invasion

[LarryW]

IMO, and I recognize I am not the sharpest tack on the board, something needs to happen ASAP. This is my suggestion:

1. The situation (invasion) has to gain the attention of the MSM. Right now we read about this in local Border State newspapers and occasional bits on Fox and CNN, but the subject is being used by both liberal and conservative talking heads to snipe at one another, not to inform the public. The problem is going to need the level of attention that is being paid (rightly so) to the oil spill.

2. The situation (invasion) has to become a subject of daily embarrassment for the Chicago gang in the White House and the Limp Weeds in Congress. Until you embarrass a politician into action they are nothing but hood ornaments.

To get there:

1. The Border States need to pass a State Law making it illegal for persons to enter their State with the intention of violating a Federal Law. Bet there's words to that effect on the books already. Will this cause the law breakers to saturate the State and Federal Courts with lawsuits and paperwork? Sure. Let them go ahead. Just take your sweet time processing the paperwork. If they gain an injunction prohibiting the States from doing this then let the Federals come in and enforce the terms of the Court Order.

The Border States have to agree that the situation demands action. One State can't take action on their own or the illegals will just go around the rock in the river.

2. A coordinated mobilization of State National Guard and Air National Guard resources needs to be initiated by each of the Governors with the soul mission of protecting themselves, the public, private property, and securing the borders. The situation is like unto a natural disaster and should be dealt with by the respective State National Guards. Local residents in the affected areas do not have the resources to mount the required resistance. (Neighborhood Watch with Guns? Come on…how long can that be sustained?) The private citizens are outnumbered and out gunned. It would be a blood bath with too many US citizens on the bottom of the tub.

3. Persons entering illegally (seeking jobs, etc) should be detained at State detention camps until the DHS arranges to have them deported or provides them with citizenship.

Painful as it is, State taxes recovered against a wide range of subjects would have to be the resource to pay for the mobilization of State armed forces, the establishment and running of detention camps, and border security (since the Federal Government is incapable or unwilling to provide either). Let the States file suit to recover resources via the Federal Courts. (How long before that went to trial?)

Action is going to have to come from the Governments of the individual Border States. Local County and Township constabularies don't have the resources; not the people and not the armament.

Obviously I'm not a lawyer. This is just my own personal opinion. The situation is desparate and if action is not soon taken by the States very many of their citizens are going to be killed.