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He said build a tent city right on the border kind of like sheriff joe's tent city for prisoner. Round up every illegal you can find. Throw them in that tent city with a opening in the fence south into mexico. Kick them loose and let it me mexico's problem.

When he's been through the crash course over there, would send him over here for an orientation, Blue ?

I'd like to park him on the USP for a night or two.

I'm sure he'd enjoy spending a night or two South of Silverbell, and over near Sells.

Kent, what do think ?

GTC

There is a chain of joints around here employing a ton of Mexicans and never any visibly non-Hispanics. I have no idea whether they're legal or not but I suspect some aren't. I also have no proof they are doing anything other than serving food, but I know I couldn't make it in the restaurant business doing the stuff they're doing food-wise. The waiters support families, drive decent vehicles, etc. It don't matter how hard a Mexican works, all that stuff costs the same in this country whether it is a Mexican or a lilly white guy buying it. They were/are nice people. I got to know some of them. A friend of mine liked the places VERY much. I quit them. I decided one day that I wasn't supporting what appeared to be illegality when there were places around that didn't give off the scent of illicit activities. My friend got mad about it. I haven't been in one of those places since. So not all of us are as you accuse, Kent. Of course, I'm not bitching about border folks "failing" or whatever. It's a no-win situation on the border, set up by politicians in the employ of the big boys to do exactly that. Cheap labor, votes and the total restructuring of our country, all financed by US.

Maybe once we see them doing so it'll give us balls enough to follow their lead.

....or is it just that we lack the STUPIDS required ?

GTC

Last time i was down there they had a couple of b.p. guys at 60k a year guarding a backhoe, to keep it from wandering.

Wish I had a clip of those neo-nazis that went out there and ran around looking behind trees in broad daylight with AKs... the narco lookouts had to be laughing their asses off.

Kent

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Candelaria,_Texas

A few years ago, I went to scout out a ranch for our Mule Deer hunting bunch which was located about 20 or so miles NE of Candelaria. The pavement ends at the village and I took caliche roads from that point to the ranch house nestled up in the Sierra Viejo. I couldn't make a trade with the Lady Rancher.

FM 170 had paralleled the River the entire 48 miles from Presidio to Candelaria , and a public caliche road kept going on upriver from there. I had asked about its destination while at the Ranch and was told that it often washed out and wasn't repaired for months sometime, but that it came out and joined a FM road that then joined up to hwy 90 between Valentine and Van Horn.

I decided to return the way I came and went back to Presidio for the night.

I ONLY SAW ONE BP VEHICLE AND HE WAS PARKED BESIDE THE HIGHWAY BETWEEN RUIDOSA AND PRESIDIO.

Now... fast forward a couple years... we leased a ranch for hunting which was near Valentine Tx. The ranch entrance was actually off that same caliche road that started at Candelaria. There was always a BP car parked there.

I talked to a couple and asked them if they ever patrolled that road down to its other end. I judged it to be about 45 miles in length and since it was adjacent to the river the whole route, it seemed like a no-brainer that they would.

Nope. They just sat and watched it from the same spot every
day .

Now... if you read the link I provided, you saw this:

Candelaria is an unincorporated community in Presidio County, Texas, United States, with about 75 inhabitants.

The town stands in the Chihuahuan Desert on the north bank of the Rio Grande, just across from the small Mexican town of San Antonio Del Bravo. The two towns were linked by a bridge across the river that enabled the inhabitants of San Antonio to buy groceries and supplies from Candelaria; some sent their children to school there. However, in 2008 the bridge was controversially removed by the US Border Patrol because of concerns that it had become, in the words of Border Patrol chief John Smietana, "a route for terrorists, drug traffickers and illegals."[1]

So, the BP took out the bridge and moved North to Highway 90. That's where they've stayed ever since.

later that day saw a fleet of them at patagonia in the yard.

Yeah they must be streaming in from our northern border. But wtf would we know....only loudmouths that fail miserably on their border can talk sh.it