It's Time To Seal the Canadian Border

[B. Kidd]

Hello, Canada!!!


This Is Canada's Depression: Surging Crime, Soaring Suicides, Overwhelmed Food Banks "And The Worst Is Yet To Come" | Zero Hedge

 

[ABikerSailor]

Too late. Ted Cruz already made it here.

 

[feduptaxpayer]

Hello, Canada!!!


This Is Canada's Depression: Surging Crime, Soaring Suicides, Overwhelmed Food Banks "And The Worst Is Yet To Come" | Zero Hedge

(X)Canada has a 7% unemployment rate, and yet our PC politicians keep bringing in more new immigrants. Why? What is the game plan here? With close to two million Canadians looking for work, it makes no sense at all to be bringing in more legal or illegal immigrants and refugees. Is it the corporations that want to keep bringing in new immigrants especially from the non-white world to break the unions or is it a major plan to replace the white people for non-white people? Hard to figure it out. But whatever the reason, I don't like either. I agree that we should close the bloody immigration doors for at least a decade or so to try and get our own people back to work.

Works for me.

 

[waltky]

Report to Homeland Security to say "discipline system is broken"...

Report: Border Patrol corruption is a 'national security threat'
March 15, 2016 -- The U.S. Border Patrol's discipline for corruption and abuse is so weak it poses a threat to national security, a new government report found.

A new 49-page report from an independent task force said corruption in the Border Patrol poses "a national security threat" because it undermines the agency's ability to protect the country from terrorism. The report, the Los Angeles Times reported, is expected to be submitted to the Department of Homeland Security on Tuesday and concludes the "discipline system is broken" at the nation's largest law enforcement agency and serves as little or no deterrent to criminal behavior.

The border fence stretches for miles between the United States and Mexico near Nogales, Ariz., on July 13, 2014. A new report says corruption at the U.S. Border Patrol is a national security threat.​

If an agent is investigated for allegations of serious misconduct, like shootings of unarmed people or collaboration with drug cartels and other criminals, the case can typically take more than a year and a half to be resolved. "Far too long to be an effective deterrent," the report concluded. "Such corrupt officials can assist the cartels by providing intelligence and facilitating the movement of large amounts of contraband across our borders and into our country."

A Border Patrol officer stands near his truck as he checks the fence along the border between the United States and Mexico in Nogalas, Arizona​

U.S. Customs and Border Protection employs more than 60,000 people, with 44,000 armed officers. The task force noted the agency did not implement 14 recommendations it made last year to fight corruption and other issues, and made 39 new recommendations with the new report, arguing they are essential in ending "the risks of endemic corruption" and the use of "unlawful and unconstitutional use of force."

Report: Border Patrol corruption is a 'national security threat'