Posted on | June 25, 2010 | 1 Comment
PHOENIX –– Earlier this month, Governor Jan Brewer sat in the Oval Office with President Barack Obama to discuss the critical issue of border security. The Governor personally related to the President the concerns of millions of Arizonans over the lack of security on Arizona’s southern border. During their visit, President Obama committed to present details, within two weeks of their meeting, regarding his plans to commit National Guard troops to the Arizona border and commit to spend $500 million in additional funds on border security.
Two weeks have come and gone and still it’s all talk and no action.
Two days ago, Brewer sent a letter to the President outlining her Four-Point Border Surge Strategy. (
Click here to read Brewer’s letter.)
“Administration officials continue to say that the border is as safe as it has ever been, yet the feds are posting signs 80 miles from the Arizona border warning Americans to stay away from our public lands,” Brewer stated. “We need action from the federal government not signs ceding sovereign U.S. territory to international drug cartels and human smugglers.”
Governor Brewer remains eager to receive the specific details of President Obama’s border security plans. She continues to extend an invitation to the President to visit with families living along the southwestern border and see the situation firsthand.
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June 26th, 2010 @ 7:04 am
Mr. Obama is possibly weighing his options of 1. whether to stay away from the AZ border for fear of being arrested as an illegal alien/immigrant 2. or for fear the drug kings will think he is merely a new border patrol agent and give him the treatment they might inflict upon our border patrol officers.
3. or whether it is safer to hang out in the White House or on AirForce 1 and fly to some foreign country with a baq of freshly printed dollar bills as a gift to them if they will abort their babies.
Mexican police will shoot him and leave him for the Kenyans to carry their hometown boy for burial therel.