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Muslim extremists have penetrated our southern border. Will these be included in Obama’s mass amnesty for illegals?

Arizona Republican Sen. Jon Kyl wrote to West (woman who didn’t know Arizona was on the border) informing her that his home state did in fact share a border with Mexico and that it would do her well to read the law and learn some geography before spouting off about the issue again.

Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer points out a sign posted on US National Park lands in Arizona that warns of “Active Drug and Human smuggling Area – Visitors May Encounter Armed Criminals and Smuggling Vehicles Traveling at High Rates of Speed – BLM Encourages Visitors To Use Public Lands North of Interstate 8” and tells Obama ‘Do your job!’

Obama’s DOL Secretary Hilda L. Solis: You Have the Right to Be Paid Fairly Whether Documented or Not – call us, we can help.

Continuing series showing recent smuggling activity along the U.S./Mexico border. In this video, even in high temperatures in the Sonoran desert of southern Arizona; smugglers drive large numbers of suspected illegal aliens 80 miles or more to the main highway.

Officials in Eric Holder’s Justice Department are quietly giving word that it is a matter of when, not if, they will seek to subvert Arizona’s attempt to protect its people from porous borders.

The lunacy of ignoring border security is a dramatic national security threat. Besides the assaults and murders of American citizens by Mexican drug runners, the border is the gateway for terrorists from Somalia and other ‘non South American’ countries. Obama’s interior department won’t even let Border Patrol chase druggies in the parks with vehicles. They are restricted to horses.

Illegals are fleeing Arizona in droves. They are moving to states that are more welcome to illegals but leaving some businesses high and dry.

Only 34.3 miles double-layer fencing has been completed along the Southern border. Most of that fencing, 13.5 miles, is in Texas, while 11.8 miles are in California and 9.1 miles of double-layer fencing are up in Arizona. 700 miles was approved by congress in 2006.

In the first four months of this fiscal year, drug prosecutions in Arizona have jumped 202 percent since 2008 while the rest of the country has seen a 17 percent drop.