Mexicos Undeclared War on America
By Alan Caruba
If a foreign country was sending more than a million of its people to illegally enter the United States every year surely that would be grounds for war. Mexico is doing that. It is no stretch of imagination to say that Mexico in engaged in an undeclared war on the United States of America.
US Border Patrol Agents, according to a January 10 article in The Washington Times, apprehended 1.15 million illegal aliens last year trying to sneak into the United States between the nations land ports of entry, more than 3,100 a daya 24 percent increase over the year before. Among them, 23,000 people with criminal records were identified and arrested. They included 84 murder suspects, 37 suspected kidnappers, 151 who were wanted on charges of sexual assault, 313 robbery suspects, and 2,630 others implicated in drug-related charges.
There were 8,577 drug seizures that confiscated 1.4 million pounds of illegal narcotics with an estimated street value of $1.62 billion, according to the Times article by Jerry Seper. In all, the US Customs and Border Protection agencys inspectors and officers processed 428 million passengers and pedestrians, including 262 million aliens, denying entry to more than 643,000 aliens under US law. They were in addition to those trying to steal across the border illegally.
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By Alan Caruba
If a foreign country was sending more than a million of its people to illegally enter the United States every year surely that would be grounds for war. Mexico is doing that. It is no stretch of imagination to say that Mexico in engaged in an undeclared war on the United States of America.
US Border Patrol Agents, according to a January 10 article in The Washington Times, apprehended 1.15 million illegal aliens last year trying to sneak into the United States between the nations land ports of entry, more than 3,100 a daya 24 percent increase over the year before. Among them, 23,000 people with criminal records were identified and arrested. They included 84 murder suspects, 37 suspected kidnappers, 151 who were wanted on charges of sexual assault, 313 robbery suspects, and 2,630 others implicated in drug-related charges.
There were 8,577 drug seizures that confiscated 1.4 million pounds of illegal narcotics with an estimated street value of $1.62 billion, according to the Times article by Jerry Seper. In all, the US Customs and Border Protection agencys inspectors and officers processed 428 million passengers and pedestrians, including 262 million aliens, denying entry to more than 643,000 aliens under US law. They were in addition to those trying to steal across the border illegally.
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