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  1. Well, HOT DAMN!

    I’ve read several articles saying that Perry was “just grandstanding” when he said Obama should send the National Guard to the border, since as Governor of Texas he is FULLY AUTHORIZED to call them out.

    Maybe SOMEBODY in this country is really getting serious about the border invasion?????

    I certainly hope so.

  2. What if a dozen other states helped out and sent their National Guard troops to the border?

    I volunteer Nebraska. I am sure the Cornhusker state will be glad to help our former brethren in the Big 12.

  3. This could become interesting real fast if the Feds start trying to get goofy with the National Guard Folks here in Texas. Texans tend to think they should have home field advantage in their own state so I am looking forward to seeing how this latest development will play out.

  4. I would think this would at least be a deterrent to the smugglers, knowing that there’s a greater likelihood that they’ll come in contact w/US soldiers. Except the current immigrants seem to want to come on contact with authorities now that Border Patrol has been converted to refugee care duties. So, maybe not a deterrent.

    I suppose it depends on what these troops are allowed to do in defense of the border.

  5. Good for the Duggars. May their 19 white, non welfare, wholesome American kids and counting all have 19 white, non welfare, wholesome American kids and counting. We are being invaded by illegals who will drain our life’s blood.

    I cannot understand why the Texas National Guard cannot stop them from coming in. How do you say Go back home, in Spanish? Turning them over to Obama’s agents is useless,

  6. They can’t deport them because that would be doing the federal government’s job, which the Supreme Court already struck down in Arizona’s case.

    I was going to suggest indefinite detention, but Texas doesn’t have the resources to house this many people. So that’s out.
    The only solution left is to refuse to allow them entry to begin with. Stop them at the border…shoot them if you have to.

    You can’t fight lawlessness at this level by playing by the rules.

    For those who aren’t comfortable with this idea, here’s my prediction: any lawful proposals you suggest with come to naught, because the rule of law is dead to Washington D.C.
    They won’t play be the rules, so why should we?

  7. Awesome.

    Let Obama send in the military to stop him.

    Like every bully, Obama will cower before an actual challenge. Only Sarah Palin and people like Perry have the courage to do it.

  8. Matt_SE

    Yes, I’m afraid SOMEBODY is going to have to do something “unconventional”, since our traitorous FedGov absolutely REFUSES to defend our borders.

    And SCOTUS should all go hang themselves. A state whose borders are being overrun *DOES* have the right -AND THE DUTY- to defend those borders, even if a bunch of Beltway JD’s claims otherwise.

  9. The revolt against the DC behemoth must begin in the states, and small town America. The current manufactured crisis at the border is rapidly spreading into ‘blue’ states that already have massive problems with gangs. The flooding of their metro areas with violent hispanic youth is a wonderful thing. Chicago will see its weekly gun shot/stabbing victim totals double or triple. Turn the blue state metro areas into dozens of Detroits!

  10. Jefferson wrote somewhere that the ultimate “Law of the Land” was the people.

    President, Supreme Court, Corrupt Congress are NOT and should not be considered to be our lawgivers, or superiors, or moral guides.

    Relative to the People they are nothing. After the Texas National Guard actually “guards” the border, we should send the other States National Guards to Washington to arrest a few people and toss out a few tens of thousands.

  11. One way to retard the flow of illegals into the country would be to bill their respective governments for all of the resources and services used to support them. If they won’t pay up take it out of their foreign aid packages or confiscate any assets held in this country. If you can’t determine their nationality just assume they are Mexican since they seem to be facilitating the problem.

    I think the state of Texas should back charge all of the costs they accrue by performing the fed’s job to the US treasury. If they refuse to pay sue them.

  12. The left has been successful in influencing our citizenry not to reproduce in numbers large enough to maintain population growth. The aging of the population along with the stagnation of the growth of younger population segments is leading to a collapse of the left’s precious social entitlement programs.

    As a remedy for that state of affairs we might consider interning most of the younger (pre-MS13 age) unaccompanied children and placing them in boarding type school facilities. They would be taught English and given a conservative education emphasizing US values, history (no Zinn), civics, economics, math, science etc. equivalent to what they would have learned up to the 8th grade prior to the DOE. At any time a family member could reclaim them, but would be required to take them back home. When they reach majority they could. Be given the opportunity to test for citizenship or return to their home country. If we are doomed to support these kids anyway better they should be more like Marco Rubio or Ted Cruz and less like the Tsaraevs. This leaves open the possibility that some portion of them might actually be turned into productive citizens instead of Democrat parasites.

  13. mexico is shooting at our people with .50 cal guns

    i wonder if they are the first products from chavez signing a contract with russia to build these things in south america, making smuggling unecessary

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