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If my neighbor had cows and they were getting on my land due to a dilapidated fence and ruining my crops, I would first address the problem with the neighbor. If the neighbor's attitude is "well, I can't control my cows and I can't afford a new fence", I would take the matter into my own hands and fix the damned fence, reinforce it making sure that it is built like a stockade, thus making sure the cows don't get out onto my property again. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. If a miracle occurred and a cow was cunning enough to figure out how to pole vault him/herself over that fence, I would make sure to make an example of that cow for all the other cows. THAT cow wouldn't be pole vaulting again. This way the other cows would know I was serious about it.
I would address the problem this way:
I would invite my neighbor over for a Bar-B-Q of fresh beef.
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I would address the problem this way:
I would invite my neighbor over for a Bar-B-Q of fresh beef.
Sounds good to me.
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I would address the problem this way:
I would invite my neighbor over for a Bar-B-Q of fresh beef.
What do we do when it's not cattle, but the neighbor's destructive brats trampling down the rose garden???? Kids don't feed too many if ya know what I mean....
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you buy some invisible dog fencing and give the kids 'friendship bracelets'....

either way.. all the laws for the illegals are on the books. its getting the government to enforce the laws as written and not submit to the lobbyist groups from big business who wants cheap labor and the groups who represent the illegals.
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I have a 3 step process for illegal immigrants.

1st time caught: Immediate shipment back to country of origin. Bill the government of that country for collection of criminal and the costs of shipping them back.

2nd time caught: 1 year hard labor in prison, followed by repeat of step one.

3rd time caught: Marched to nearest wall and shot in head. Bill the government of that country for collection of criminal, the cost of the bullet, and cost of shipping body back to country of origin.

3 similar steps to be used on those that knowingly hire illegal immigrants.

1st time: Seizure of all business and/or private assets to be sold at public auction.

2nd time: 1 year hard labor in prison. Followed by step one.

3rd time: Marched to nearest wall and shot in head.

Harsh? Yup. But I bet it would cause a near immediate cease of illegals crossing the border.

Maybe we should start with the employers 1st, then if that don't work move on to the illegals immigrants.
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Or is it better to merely make the federal damn government enforce the existing laws concerning illegal immigration?
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I have a 3 step process for illegal immigrants.

1st time caught: Immediate shipment back to country of origin. Bill the government of that country for collection of criminal and the costs of shipping them back.

2nd time caught: 1 year hard labor in prison, followed by repeat of step one.

3rd time caught: Marched to nearest wall and shot in head. Bill the government of that country for collection of criminal, the cost of the bullet, and cost of shipping body back to country of origin.

3 similar steps to be used on those that knowingly hire illegal immigrants.

1st time: Seizure of all business and/or private assets to be sold at public auction.

2nd time: 1 year hard labor in prison. Followed by step one.

3rd time: Marched to nearest wall and shot in head.

Harsh? Yup. But I bet it would cause a near immediate cease of illegals crossing the border.

Maybe we should start with the employers 1st, then if that don't work move on to the illegals immigrants.
Or how about this.....
First time offense for either party....Sentenced to be Pelosi's maid complete with the short dress.....
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who's in the short dress? the 'maid' or Pelosi.... brb.. have to puke.
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who's in the short dress? the 'maid' or Pelosi.... brb.. have to puke.
The illegals.......
Nancy likes her men in short dresses.....easier to....well go ask Al Gore or Obama for the details......
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If my neighbor had cows and they were getting on my land due to a dilapidated fence and ruining my crops, I would first address the problem with the neighbor. If the neighbor's attitude is "well, I can't control my cows and I can't afford a new fence", I would take the matter into my own hands and fix the damned fence, reinforce it making sure that it is built like a stockade, thus making sure the cows don't get out onto my property again. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. If a miracle occurred and a cow was cunning enough to figure out how to pole vault him/herself over that fence, I would make sure to make an example of that cow for all the other cows. THAT cow wouldn't be pole vaulting again. This way the other cows would know I was serious about it.
well 11 million plus of these cows and more coming every day and they not only pole vault they climb and tunnel and swim and how you gonna build a fence in the gulf etc.....
And there is not near enough hands to round them up

Now maybe if anyone who employed them faced large fines and we took the advantage out of hiring them and there jobs dried up then everyone would ##### about the cost of produce
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