No Airport Security for Friendly Mexicans, says Napolitano
This is not a joke!
As A US Citizen, I can’t fly from Tucson to Boston with out passing though a Border Patrol checkpoint on the road, then have a full body scan and pat down, but Mexican Nationals will be able skip the line at customs and complete their entry process at automated kiosks that are currently available in 20 major U.S. airports.
While Border Patrol has implemented the Se Busca project and is giving out flyers of the most wanted criminals in the border region, criminals will now be able to just fly!!
Let’s just look back within this decade. Once the shock of the world trade center attacks transformed into anger and paranoia the demand for action became our governments answer to reelection. Then the witch-hunt would begin. Airport Security and black lists, Cell phone tracking devices, new personal identity requirements, the lists of liberties and freedoms being compromised grew longer and harsher as the constitution eroded way in the name of freedom.
It was only a matter of time before the newly formed Home Land Security would be getting around to immigration and the need for reform. Actually this, in itself was about due, except from the start, goals and results became clouded and a situation developed by tightening of border security as a reaction not a plan, becoming a runway train involving millions of families and two countries. A playground developed for politicians, government contracts, human rights organizations, hate groups and organized crime putting innocent people in danger and disrupting an entire ethic culture affixed to the economic balance, within the United States and in Mexico while creating such savvier collateral damage, the effects will be felt throughout this century.
The mission of Homeland Security and the tightening of the border was meant to protect this Country from terrorist attacks, sadly, it failed and fell into a trap that has changed the destiny of our world.
And now… the rest of the story. …..
Harold
Sweet post! Thanks for sharing!