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A border violence continues to escalate and drug cartels invade the US with impunity who is left to protect the sovereignty of our southern border? J.D. Hayworth tells Fox & Friends why the border remains an issue.

Campaign promises were quickly tossed aside as Obama and the Democrats in Congress embarked upon a highly partisan agenda to radically expand the government’s control over our economy and society. Spending has skyrocketed, and new programs have been imposed that will cost trillions of dollars that must be borrowed from future generations of Americans, as well as from the Chinese who already mock us for our inability to curb our out-of-control spending.

Governor Perry talked with Greta Van Susteren about the Mexico border violence and the failure of the Obama Administration to secure America’s border with Mexico.

This Dept. of Homeland Security memo outlines how the agency could create a ‘non-legislative version of “amnesty”‘ to offer ‘administrative relief options’ to ‘reduce the threat of removal for certain individuals in the United States without authorization.’

Republican Susana Martinez, who won New Mexico’s gubernatorial race by running as a conservative, vowed to boost security along the Southwest border during her campaign.

The tunnel, which was more than 500m long (1,640ft), had a rudimentary rail system, ventilation and lighting.

As Obama, Napolitano and the pro amnesty Democrats continue to ignore the national security problem at the border and even actively work against border states attempts to secure their citizens, the violence spreads.

“By including the Arizona immigration law in the report, the Obama Administration undercut American sovereignty, the well-established principle of federalism, and the popular will of the people,” said Jay Sekulow, chief counsel for ACLJ and ECLJ.

On the Univision program “Al Punto,” Reid was repeatedly hammered by host Jorge Ramos on whether the vote would happen, win or lose on Tuesday. “The answer is yes,” Reid said.

A U.S. Court of Appeals has invalidated an Arizona law requiring proof of citizenship to vote in state and federal elections. Not only our borders but our voting booths are wide open.