Thirty miles from the capitol of Arizona are signs of human smuggling, drug cartels and danger to the health and welfare of innocent Americans. I’m not talking about evidence. I mean actual signs:
There are now 15 of these signs in Arizona, and only 30 National Guardsmen.
Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu, who, along with Sens. John McCain and Jon Kyl, asked for 3,000 guardsmen, is not impressed or pleased:
“I think the American people are outraged that we can fight wars half-way around the world, send our nation’s treasury and our most precious resources – our American heroes that serve in the military — and yet here in our own country somehow they believe it’s okay for us not to have a secure border,” Said Sheriff Babeu.
“And that it’s okay to put up signs in my county and parts of America to surrender parts of our country to foreign born criminals,” Babeu added, “warning our own American citizens to stay out.”
The governor is still begging Washington to do something, because some 6x6s and a little plywood isn’t enough:
It is a sad fact that the pleas for help in securing the southern border are simply going to fall on deaf ears. After all, if action is taken, it could push Hispanic voters away from the Democrat Party. And staying in power is more important than protecting America.
